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However, we also detected disruptions of ZO-1 after MCAO in the cortical MCA territory of the guinea pig whole brain preparation which resembles more closely the in vivo situation.

We conclude that SPI-2-dependent F-actin meshwork formation depends on the kinase activity of SteC, which resembles more closely eukaryotic than prokaryotic kinases.

Chromobodies can, in principle, be generated against all surface epitopes to specifically block regulatory or catalytic domains, which resembles more closely the block of pharmaceutical, small molecules than presently used knockdown/knockout studies.

The effect of COLLOSS® E has to be investigated further in orthotopic sites, which resemble more the final clinical application for bone reconstruction.

This contrasts with NGOs today which resemble more professional, technocratic bureaucracies, housing experts with well honed functional and technical skills, providing opportunities for internship and career development.

Smith now refers to Olof and Karin as "distant extended family," and recently closed out their Toronto set, which resembled more of a gender-bending group karaoke performance than a traditional concert.

The Watch R has a steel frame, which resembles a more traditional men's analogue sports watch with a 1.3in round plastic OLED screen and an interchangeable standard watch strap.

"Measuring the World," which resembles nothing more American than a pint-size novel by Thomas Pynchon, displaced J. K. Rowling and Dan Brown from the top of the German best-seller lists.

On top of it all is Cozmo's head, which resembles nothing more than an old tube TV or computer monitor that swivels up and down, along with the arm.

Despite the haziness of the regimen, which resembles a more spiritual Grinberg Method and is conducted by a therapist named Ed, it immediately works.

The genome of HGyV, which resembles CAV more closely than other members of the family (1, 3 ), contains an untranslated region of ≈380 nt and 3 major partially overlapping open reading frames (named viral protein [VP] 1, VP2, and VP3) that encode proteins of 465, 231, and 31 aa, respectively.