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In summary, we demonstrate that optical barcoding is a powerful technique for clonal cell tracking in vitro and in vivo, rendering this approach a potent tool for studying the heterogeneity of complex tissues, in particular, cancer.

Lexa, a humanized monoclonal antibody, specifically binds to DR5 to activate death signals and has a longer half life in vivo rendering it as a potential killer of tumor cells.

Endosialidase had no direct in vitro effect on E. coli K1 viability, but presumably removed K1 capsule in vivo, rendering the organism more susceptible to host immune factors and external stress, attenuating the infection.

Because day 28 response is driven primarily by response to peginterferon α, these data imply that core, NS3 and NS5A variants with greater diversity are less able to block the effects of interferon in vivo, rendering these viruses more susceptible to the very strong interferon response induced by treatment.

112 Activated subsets of circulating CD8+ T lymphocytes express high frequencies of CD4 in vivo, rendering these cells vulnerable to viral destruction.

However, studies have further demonstrated that these copper complexes have relatively low stability in vivo, rendering the copper prone to reduction and loss from the complex [ 11].

The treatment of STAT6 KO mice, which develop CAMs and are highly resistant to infection, with an iNOS inhibitor in vivo rendered these mice susceptible to T. crassiceps infection [ 52].

Furthermore, the equivalent mutation in vivo renders the protein non-functional.

On the basis of these curtain experiments, these authors concluded that the higher RNAP concentrations present in vivo render 3D diffusion an efficient promoter search mechanism.

The link between HIF-1 and EGF and the reported ability of mTOR inhibitors rapamycin and everolimus to reduce VEGF secretion in vitro and in vivo, renders mTOR inhibitors potentially effective against cancer cells resistant to EGFR inhibitors (Viloria-Petit et al, 2001; Ciardiello et al, 2004; Bianco et al, 2005).

We also show CED-3 down-regulates LIN-28 in vivo, possibly rendering it more susceptible to proteasomal degradation.