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As such, this novel collagen mimetic protein, cross linked via multiple enzymatically degradable peptides, provides a highly adaptable and well defined platform to recapitulate a high degree of biological complexity, which could be applicable to numerous tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications.

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today issued a statement on existing regulations which could be applicable to initial coin offerings (ICOs).

Owing to these advantages, many research institutes have been tried to develop commercial superconducting devices, which could be applicable to the high voltage and high current electric networks.

The results support the molecular mechanism of alcohol action through its interference with the lipid protein interactions in LDL, which could be applicable to the molecular mechanism of alcohol interaction with integral membrane proteins.

This study provided a facile way to construct a filler's selective distribution morphology, and a more effective method to combine different absorbents, which could be applicable in the designing and fabricating of high-efficient structural microwave absorbing materials.

Furthermore, the proposed algorithm is based on a generic model in device-to-device and cellular hybrid network, which could be applicable in content sharing, gaming, connectivity extension, traffic offloading, disaster relief, etc. Fig. 1 The illustration of interference between D2D and cellular users.

We describe here the methodical, cooperative comparison, in vitro (in DMD cells) and in vivo (in a transgenic mouse expressing human dystrophin), of 24 AOs of the phosphorodiamidate morpholino oligomer (PMO) chemistry designed to target exon 53 of the DMD gene, skipping of which could be potentially applicable to 8% of patients.

This specific profile should be identified to determine the specific pathophysiology of the neoplastic process, which could be potentially applicable in disease prevention, diagnosis, and therapy.

However, the comparatively longer time scale of disease progression in DMD patients might allow slow accumulation and restoration of dystrophin through low-dose treatment, which could be clinically applicable.

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