Using these peptides as models, it may be possible to design similar low affinity peptide inhibitors of protein drugs which will increase their stability and/or allow for storage under less stringently controlled conditions.
We then examined purified naïve T cell cultures under more stringently controlled conditions.
Some analysts said Aetna's troubles portended the demise of stringently controlled health maintenance organizations of the type that Mr. Huber bought from U.S. Healthcare in 1996 to begin Aetna's transformation.
This is a highly efficient tool for the rapid generation of stringently controlled Tet-inducible systems in cell lines.
The Engineering Development Unit (EDU) is a tightly closed, stringently controlled, ground-based testbed which provides a broad range of environmental conditions under which a variety of CELSS higher plant crops can be grown.
Owing to its cytotoxicity, bacterial intracellular levels of cysteine are stringently controlled via several modes of regulation, including cysteine degradation by cysteine desulfhydrases and cysteine desulfidases.
Such interactions must be stringently controlled for cell-based tissue engineering and regenerative medicine therapies, and methods for studying and controlling cell cell interactions are being developed using both biomedical and engineering approaches.
Stringently controlled conditional expressing systems are crucial for the functional characterization of genes.
This stringently controlled developmental program is largely resistant to the variable nutritional environment.
Cellular proliferation is an energy consuming activity that is stringently controlled by checkpoints of the cell cycle [1].
In vivo, however, in various organisms and model systems, the nuclear entry of activated MAPK is not unconditional but rather more stringently controlled.
