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Since the potential ligand-binding pocket in GIG47 is hydrophobic in nature like that in mdm2, above strategy may also prove to be useful in developing anti-cancer agents using inhibitors against GIG47.
Some very small blasts have a good chance of avoiding detection, but these would be too small to be useful in developing a thermonuclear weapon, the authors said.
Dahl's work on two-sided, zero-sum games, where there is no mutual interest, proved to be useful in developing strategies to win not only wars but also poker games.
Similar strategies are likely to be useful in developing rice genotypes with better P acquisition efficiency.
We identified the geographic information system (GIS) approach to be useful in developing an integrated geodatabase by acquiring information from different sources relating to the Kimberley reefs.
Our simulation tool proves to be useful in developing new specific applications, in choosing the most suitable components when designing a new testing chain, and in saving time by reducing the number of experimental tests.
The identification of such factors used to initiate the disease could be useful in developing therapeutic approaches to prevent the infection from establishing or to treat infections that are in the early stages of colonization.
In calcareous Vertisols, the EM38 can be used to identify subsurface variability and may be useful in developing sampling schemes for Vertisol classification, soil sampling, and fine-scale digital soil mapping.
Further optimization of PT with computer-guided molecular design method to enhance its biopotency may be useful in developing new BLyS antagonists to treat BLyS-related autoimmune diseases.
In addition, these data suggest that there may be potential mechanistic differences in the neurotrophin response to SE between mice and rats that may be useful in developing therapies to target proneurotrophins and p75NTR.
Such markers could also be the starting point in identifying the genes and hence the biological pathways, associated with response to infection with MAP which may be useful in developing diagnostic tests, or therapeutic approached to control the disease.
