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By varying citrem to lipid weight ratio, the nanodispersion susceptibility to macrophage uptake could also be modulated.

Differences in uptake could also be explained by the nature of complexes present in solution.

In our experiments with AA-insensitive CRPCAA cells, an increased peptide uptake could also be induced by AA withdrawal for 48 h.

Using ex vivo phosphor imaging, reductions in [18 F]FDG uptake could also be detected even for the lowest administered dose (0.1 mg/kg) on day 3 of treatment in HCT116 tumors.

Interview findings suggest that increased uptake could also be achieved by educating club personnel on the importance of recording injuries, developing clearer injury surveillance guidelines, increasing club staffing and better remunerating those who conduct surveillance, as well as offering flexible surveillance systems in a range of accessible formats.

Whilst this observation suggests that the increased endocytic capacity of LMN and FN treated DC is due to a higher expression of MR and DC-SIGN, dextran uptake could also be mediated through macropinocytosis.

Cyanobacterial-like uptake hydrogenases could also be found in the metagenomic dataset (Fig. 4).

After 2 hours nearly 100%% of chondrocytes were positive for dPGS uptake which could also be observed after 72 hours and 7 days.

The ΔpH (interior alkaline -dependent uptalkaline -dependentso be detected when a Cl−-sensitive fluptakeofe was trapped in the liposomal lumen (Figure 3D).

In particular, the excess uptake of methane reaches 13 mmol/g at p = 6.0 MPa and T = 298.15 K and VDW gap Δ = 1.1 nm, which is about 3.5 times of uptake of the pristine carbon nanoscrolls; while the uptake of carbon dioxide could also be raised by 294.9% at T = 298.15 K and p = 3.0 MPa and Δ = 1.5 nm, reaching 30.21 mmol/g at 6.0 MPa.

The lack of a clear focal uptake in some patients could also be caused by the long half-life of the anti-TNF α mAb that resulted in high background activity from the blood.