Hence, the use of the NT column constitutes a step in the presented purification scheme at which NTS1 may concentrate to a threshold initiating receptor denaturation.
It has been suggested that non-equilibrium holes rapidly become trapped in deep traps, which may be concentrated in particular regions due to inhomogeneity in the lattice such as grain boundaries.
We observed a high rate of retention of two or more adjacent paralogs pairs (AUs with s = 0) in all genomes except yeast, an effect which may be concentrated in certain functional classes of genes [ 21].
This process leaches natural soluble selenium compounds (such as selenates) into the water, which may then be concentrated in new "wetlands" as the water evaporates.
The mussels also may concentrate C. botulinum, which is biomagnified when the mussels become meals for round goby.
If 2015 is the year in which climate change resumes its dramatic upward march, it may concentrate a lot of minds in Paris, come December.
First, HL1 domains may concentrate factors involved in DNA methylation or the RNAi response, both of which are implicated in silencing of L1 transcription [ 28, 29].
Moreover, there will be but one Gypsy leader on the board of directors of the fund, and there may be none on the staffs of the five partner organizations, which may be tempted to concentrate on majority ethnic groups.
ESI is compatible with both high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) and capillary electrophoresis, both of which may be used to concentrate and purify individual peptides prior to mass analysis.
A possible biasing factor is that some genomic regions are more richly annotated than others, which may persuade researchers to concentrate on these at the expense of more enigmatic regions.
