It has been shown that resistance against this antibiotic can be conferred by the pMA67 plasmid [ 4].
A form of the protein capable of triggering this process can be conferred from one cell to another, thus inducing progressive neurodegeneration.
In conclusion, we used here for the first time a human breast tumour progression model to demonstrate that the nuclear accumulation of the Apoptin tNTS is significantly higher in transformed cells compared to their normal isogenic counterparts and that this activity can be conferred to histones H3 and H2B which we have also shown for the first time to possess innate cancer targeting abilities.
Admission into this order, which can be conferred posthumously, requires 20 years of civil achievement in peacetime or extraordinary military bravery and service in times of war.
This type of immunity can be conferred on persons who are exposed to measles, mumps, whooping cough, poliomyelitis, rabies, rubella (German measles), tetanus, chickenpox, and herpes zoster (shingles).
The county sheriff was nervous enough about the legality of this maneuver — in Indiana, guardianship can be conferred only by the courts, and no judge had been anywhere near this case yet — that he ordered investigators to halt their questioning.
To confirm that the tumour selective activity of Apoptin can be conferred to histone proteins in this breast tumour model system, the engineered histone H3 constructs were expressed in the MCF10A isogenic cell series.
This indicates that at least some level of resistance possessed by the rootstock can be conferred upon the scion variety that is grafted to it.
Ordination (certification as a rabbi) can be conferred by any rabbi, but one's teacher customarily performs this function by issuing a written statement.
Still, the anonymity that can be conferred by the big city is breathtaking, given Mr. Kennedy's European celebrity.
