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This can be explained by the stress-induced leakage current via generated defects in the oxide thin films [7].
Electrochemical test results suggest that the electrode kinetics follows a diffusion-controlled process with simple electron transfer redox reactions proceeding directly through the surface graphitic sites, instead of via generated surface functional groups as the conventionally recognized paradigm.
A promising activated iron-doped carbon aerogel (AFeC) possessing high adsorption capacity and "self-cleaning" ability via generated OH radicals was fabricated and applied to remove dimethyl phthalate (DMP).
These findings provide further evidence that landfill leachate-induced toxicity on mammals might involve the formation of free radicals, either via autoxidation or by enzyme-catalyzed oxidation of pollutants in leachate, and then attack of proteins and nucleic acids via generated free radicals.
The authors thus concluded the potent risks for the transmission of this pathogen from the spa via generated aerosols.
With fewer transistors and slower speed, the Via generates very little heat and therefore does not necessarily need a noisy fan to keep it cool.
We have found that polyclonal anti-HER2 antibodies (HER2-VIA) generated by vaccinating mice with an adenovirus expressing human HER2 can retard the growth of established HER2-positive human tumor xenografts in vivo, bind to HER2 at the plasma membrane, induce HER2 internalization, ubiquitination and degradation, and eventually inactivate downstream kinase Akt.
Vaccine-induced anti-HER2 antibodies (HER2-VIA), LacZ-VIA and GFP-VIA were generated as previously described [ 13].
These averages are computed via generating 200 sequences of the target's neutral networks.
Besides, the improvement of antioxidant properties via generating proteolysates as well as bioactive peptides, using enzymatic proteolysis was appraised.
The pathogen-expanded new subpopulation of B cells can promote innate responses against intracellular bacterial infection via generating IFN-γ through a feedback mechanism.
