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A person or object that carries someone or something else.
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Results: Internalization of tritiated methotrexate in mesothelioma cell lines grown at physiologic folate levels was carrier mediated rather than receptor mediated.
Changes in transgene expression observed upon blockage of endocytosis was carrier dependent and correlated relatively well with the changes at the cellular and nuclear uptake levels but not with the amount of cell-associated pDNA.
In practical terms, detection of this deleterious mutation would be possible in a flock of sheep, using their pooled DNA, even when only 1 in 250 animals was carrier of the mutant DNA.
In addition to mutation 985A>G, one MCADD patient was carrier of the 347G>A mutation, a mutation previously described as severe [14], [16], this again is in excellent agreement with a low residual MCAD activity of 1.1%.
His mother was carrier of the duplication.
One individual was carrier of both the DSG2 p.V158G and the DSP p.V30M variant.
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Dominant though it was, carrier-based air power did not control the seas at night.
α-cyano-4-hydroxycinnamate (CHC), the inhibitor first used to confirm that lactate transport was carrier-mediated, has been employed for this purpose [ 22].
In the retina, when [H]E17βG was injected into the vitreous humor, its subsequent elimination from the vitreous humor/retina across the BRB was carrier-mediated, and the elimination was completely inhibited by the presence of probenecid, while digoxin had a much weaker effect [ 5].
"There were carrier breakdowns at different points," Mr. Stratton said.
There are carrier pigeons, for example.
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