ACL fibroblasts have been previously shown to effectively attach, proliferate and express collagen on collage-based scaffolds.
In Fig. 2b and c, with the increase of BSA concentration, the enzyme molecule is tightly attached to it, which effectively lowers the effect of the precipitant.
Mick is in contention for selection in the mono-ski event, where athletes use a fitted seat - which effectively acts as their skiing boot - attached to a single, wide ski, as well as two handheld poles with narrow skis on the end.
She attached them to the windows, which effectively turned them into speakers.
He condemned the marriage to Anne, and in March 1534, he declared the marriage to Catherine legal and again ordered Henry to return to her. Henry now required his subjects to swear the oath attached to the First Succession Act, which effectively rejected papal authority in legal matters and recognised Anne Boleyn as queen.
With a closer observation of hybrid composites by TEM, it shows that the PANI nanocones are attached tightly to the reduced graphene oxide layers, which effectively prevent grapheme sheets from aggregating [20].
Interestingly, when encountering plasma membranes, the GC-PEG-PpIX NPs can disassemble and stably attach to plasma membranes due to the membrane affinity of PpIX moieties, which effectively suppresses the self-quenching of PpIX, leading to significantly enhanced fluorescence and singlet oxygen (1O2) production upon laser irradiation.
By monitoring the lifetimes of the A and B states, which effectively provides the dwell times of the labeled and unlabeled heads, respectively, we demonstrate that the 20 nm gold particle attached to the N-terminus of myosin has no measureable effect on the kinetics of stepping.
It was these myths which effectively licensed Oliver Stone's remarks.
The DreamWorks side might assert that he, by virtue of his position with DreamWorks, is effectively attached to the entire development pool — more than 100 projects have been listed by the Studio System, an industry data base owned by The New York Times Company — not just the 30 projects or so with which he has been actively involved.
