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The DEAD domain protein can bind ADP and AMP but not ATP in vitro because of the steric hindrance.
MT has been shown to scavenge hydroxyl radical in vitro, because of its cysteinyl thiolate groups (Miura, et al., [1997]).
Migration and invasion assays showed that DOX-Lip enhanced anti-metastasis effect of Peptide S in vitro because of the cytotoxicity of doxorubicin.
It is important to note that in-cell titrations lack the precision of binding isotherms that are obtained in vitro because of the variable levels of protein expression that are inherent when using living cell, and thus, are largely qualitative.
IL-12 and IL-7 were utilized in the induction phase of the tumor-specific T cell response in vitro, because of the known function of IL-12 in directing the acquisition of strongly anti-tumor Th1/Tc1 effector functions, and of IL-7 in supporting the growth of human CD8+ T cells [29], [30], [31].
The potassium binding sites of these enzymes are very specific, but ammonium ions can often replace potassium ions in vitro because of their similar ionic radii.
A key requirement of the technique was that it should not rely on the addition of exogenous IL-10 or immunosuppressive compounds in vitro because clones of such cells are not necessarily derived from, nor representative of, populations that secrete IL-10 in vivo.
It is thus necessary to analyze the pathogenetic mode of the secondary onset of carcinomas in benign pleomorphic adenomas further in vitro, because most of the previous investigations have been limited to only surgical specimens and primary cultures.
We confirmed this absence of direct effects in vitro, because the addition of various types of PM to P200 or whole blood did not lead to any changes in light transmittance or impedance whole-blood platelet aggregation, compared with an aliquot P200 sample to which we added no PM.
We focus particular attention on the initial screening of ribozymes in vitro, because the activity of RNA enzymes in cell-free systems can be used to predict their suitability for animal experiments.
This phenomenon could not be attributed to loss of protein expression by keeping the preparation in vitro because analogous lack of signal was found when the tissue was frozen immediately after dissection.
