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Model simulations over-estimated NAPL recovery for high specific discharges and rate-limited mass transfer, suggesting a constant mass transfer coefficient for the entire flushing experiment may not be valid.
This improvement was not observed following CD8+ T cell transfer, suggesting a protective role for CD4+ T cells in this insulin-resistant, obese model (Winer et al., 2009).
Studies based on data generated by offices of technology transfer, suggest a paucity of entrepreneurial activity from university scientists in the form on new startups.
The integration of such transfers suggests a flexible, modular approach that contradicts the holistic, integral principles of computer-aided architectural design.
They concluded that the donor was most similar to present-day Protochlamydia and that the relatively high number of genes transferred suggested an ancient chlamydial endosymbiosis with the ancestral primary photosynthetic eukaryote.
Interestingly, a recent crystal structure of the bacterial IscS/IscU heterotetramer demonstrated that the catalytic cysteine of IscS and the acceptor cysteines on IscU are too far in distance to allow direct transfer, suggesting that a conformational rearrangement is necessary to bring together the sulfur donor and the acceptor cysteines [31].
Our calcium imaging of the gubernacular and anal depressor muscles reveal that they undergo contraction and display increased Ca2+ transients immediately prior to sperm transfer, suggesting this is a mechanism by which sperm is released.
The problem of the limited oxygen transfer suggests that a new bioreactor design is required.
Initial reports using plasmid-mediated gene transfer suggested that VEGF-A expression facilitated re-endothelialization and inhibited IH following angioplasty.
Conceivably, this ancestral archaeon would actively acquire genes via horizontal gene transfer, thus suggesting an alternative explanation for the different affinities of 'bacterial' genes in eukaryotes.
In addition, simply cohousing lean and obese animals prevented the obese phenotype and was associated with transfer of Bacteroidales, suggesting a phenotypic impact of horizontal microbial transfer (Ridaura et al. 2013).
