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The latter observation suggests a possible mechanism for the HGF/SF-dependent invasion through basement membrane-like Matrigel (which comprises predominantly type IV collagen) described in this study.

Both of the two Ocimum species are rich reservoirs of innumerable phytochemicals, which comprises predominantly phenylpropanoids and terpenoids with various medicinal and aromatic properties.

As well as the gels of 1 in toluene, the structure of which is assigned as form A by XRPD of the xerogel, the gel-like material formed upon heating a sample of 1 in toluene, which comprises predominantly form B, was also tested.

(1) In all comparative AprB models of SRB, A. fulgidus and the SOB of Apr lineage II, there is a flexible loop conservatively located between Cys-B13 and Gly-B19 which comprised predominantly charged amino acids of the following general sequence, K G X D/E K/R (see Fig. 3 and 4; for sequence details see supplementary data material Table S1).

Participants in the RCT were mostly women (95%), which led to a list of potential interview participants which comprised predominantly women.

This pellet which comprised predominantly the KSI-rP11-4 fusion protein was treated with CNBr and cleavage was at >90% efficient.

The cell walls of most fungi also are predominantly chitin, which comprises nearly 50 percent of the dry weight of some species.

The largest event Marocca Principale, which comprises an estimated 1000 106 m3 of predominantly Rotzo Formation limestones, occurred 5300 ± 860 yr ago.

The Darling Downs region consists of the Toowoomba, Goondiwindi, Southern Downs and Western Downs regional councils and is a predominantly agricultural area which comprises of a population of 227,074 in an area of 77,424 km[ 41].

In addition, Nepal's predominantly mountainous terrain (which comprises the northern two-thirds of the country) and variable weather conditions contribute to a total road network that is the lowest in the region according to the World Bank, with only 36% of the population having access to all-weather roads and the health care facilities that they may lead to[ 16].

Although these land use changes will certainly increase soil erosion figures, new croplands will likely take place predominantly in the lowlands, which comprises areas with lower soil erosion potential.