N,N-bischloro ethyl amine dendrimer was generated from Schiff base units and introduced to the chloromethyl groups uniquely through secondary amine.
PCN and its orthologs in A. thaliana and Zinnia [11], [17], [25] are not uniquely expressed during secondary vascular development, and the proteins' biochemical functions are presumably the same in the different tissues where it is expressed.
The higher revision rates with non-resurfaced implants may, however, be due to possible overuse of the uniquely available option of secondary resurfacing of the patella if the knee is painful, and do not necessarily indicate poorer performance regarding pain and function.
We believe enhanced surveillance in Scotland provides uniquely valuable information, particularly about secondary transmission, because data derive from the entire population and are standardized and long term.
Excluding CYP58, we found 12, 30, and 12 CYP families that uniquely matched to the primary, secondary, and xenobiotic metabolism categories, respectively.
In addition to uniquely determining a pseudoknot-free secondary structure, this notation has the advantage of providing a compact annotation of the sequence or alignment to which the structure refers.
Secondary implantation of the uniquely designed tripodal anterior chamber intraocular lens (AC IOL) was the choice because of the presence of extensive iris loss, scleral rupture, cornea edema, and hyphema at the primary setting.
An arbitrary secondary structure can be uniquely decomposed into a collection of mutually disjoint loops.
In addition to the PD, there are two secondary structure elements that uniquely characterize the large β-barrel structures of the usher TD.
Finally, it appears that following chemotherapy, cancer SP are uniquely capable of producing drug-insensitive secondary tumours (Passegue et al, 2003).
