| The change in inactivation time constant indicates that MTSET-modified channels were carrying current. |
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| The performance of the integrator is compared to the inactivation of a test organism. |
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| The state of gene inactivation is inherited epigenetically through multiple mitoses. |
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| However, the sodium channel inactivation gates are open in the hyperpolarized virtual anode region, causing the tissue to be excitable. |
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| Several forms of cancer involve the inactivation of the apoptotic process, thus enabling the cancer cells to continue to proliferate. |
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| My results suggest that the inactivation of nisin by the producer organism may not be entirely enzymatic. |
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| With this in mind, the inactivation of mycotoxins in the body should parallel aspects of xenobiotic detoxification. |
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| Epigenetic regulation in aging mammals can be quantitatively measured using genes subject to X chromosome inactivation and genomic imprinting. |
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| In mammals, methylation is required for essential developmental programs including X chromosome inactivation in females and genomic imprinting. |
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| One potential factor postulated to influence the fate of duplicated genes is germ-line-specific X chromosome inactivation. |
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| A second possibility to account for false-negative results might be inactivation of the enzyme by RNase. |
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| Phototreatment by sensitizers is a method being investigated for virus inactivation of blood products. |
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| For successful inactivation of both organism and toxin, both bleach and sodium hydroxide must be applied for a total of 40 minutes. |
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| An excess of light brings about the inactivation of oxygenic photosynthesis, a phenomenon known as photoinhibition. |
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| No inactivation was observed when the medium was not aerated, and light alone or porphyrin alone was ineffective. |
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| Particularly in the field of plasma-derived products, safety nowadays depends far more on sophisticated screening tests and inactivation steps. |
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| The temperature in the refrigeration room must be no higher than the level of the selected inactivation temperature. |
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| The virucide must demonstrate complete inactivation of the virus at all dilutions. |
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| The protein linked to BSE is heat-resistant, as well as resistant to other normal pathogen inactivation processes. |
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| Along with inactivation of all viruses and most bacteria through pasteurization, all beneficial immune cells are also inactivated. |
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| Rbpj conditional inactivation resulted in granular parakeratosis and reactive epidermal hyperplasia. |
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| Development of benign neurofibromas versus malignant neurofibrosarcomas may be the difference between inactivation of one NF1 allele versus both alleles, respectively. |
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| If facilities exist, it would be useful to monitor helminth egg inactivation as a proxy measure of sterilization. |
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| Her groundbreaking research culminated in the theory of X-chromosome inactivation, an important cytogenetic phenomenon. |
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| Viruses are captured gradually and effectively, while proteins migrate outward with minimal adsorption or inactivation. |
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| In addition, higher ambient temperatures in many developing countries will also increase inactivation rates and safety. |
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| This applies particularly to any requirements for effective inactivation of prions. |
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| This is called sodium inactivation, and it is caused by gates within the channel that are sensitive to depolarization. |
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| Information regarding genetic manipulations directed toward gene inactivation, attenuation or debilitation of strains should also be outlined. |
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| A third method of pathogen inactivation is therefore being considered that not only inactivates all viruses but also kills bacteria, parasites, and lymphocytes. |
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| However, excess irradiation induces the inactivation of photosynthesis. |
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| We measured recovery from inactivation during voltage ramps. |
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| Similar to many other cancers, lung cancer is initiated by activation of oncogenes or inactivation of tumor suppressor genes. |
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| Comparative inactivation of isepamicin, amikacin, and gentamicin by nine beta-lactam and two beta-lactamase inhibitors, cilastatin and heparin. |
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| The temperature of the food is reduced to slow deterioration of the food either through bacterial growth retardation or inactivation of enzymes with deteriorative effects. |
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| The lysis reagent causes lysis of the virus and nuclease inactivation. |
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| This third mechanism of resistance involving herpes simplex virus DNA polymerase is due to the selection of mutants encoding an altered enzyme, which is resistant to inactivation by acyclovir triphosphate. |
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| Data indicated that the inactivation of NO occurred in the red blood cells and suggested that oxyhemoglobin acted as an oxygen donor to the NO molecule in its conversion to nitrate. |
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| The use of chymotrypsin for the inactivation of prekallikrein activator in blood products from human or animal plasma, in particular in albumin and immunoglobulin-G preparations. |
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| With the inactivation of polyphenol oxidase, the polyphenols are not oxidized and therefore remain colourless, allowing the processed leaf to remain green. |
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| Lastly, the oldest age of the leprosy bacteria's pseudogenes suggest that gene inactivation began approximately 20 million years ago. |
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| At least 0.5-log removal or inactivation of Giardia cysts and 2-log removal or inactivation of viruses must be provided through the disinfection portion of the overall water treatment process. |
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| From a fundamental standpoint, this will allow us to study the consequences of this inactivation, thereby determining the exact role of this myosin in cellular processes. |
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| Overall inactivation must be met using a minimum of two disinfectants. |
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| However, as no inactivation or testing method can rule out the potential risk of infection with absolute certainty, the material should be treated just as carefully as a patient specimen. |
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| An additional effect is partial inactivation of milk enzymes. |
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| In clinical practice, contaminated equipment, clothing etc., may harbour a wide range of micro-organisms of varying susceptibility to inactivation. |
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| To further this application, Procyon's scientists have developed a method to protect the ANA mAb from inactivation during the process of labeling. |
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| Chemical inactivation of microbiological contamination in natural or untreated water is usually one of the final steps to reduce pathogenic microorganisms in drinking water. |
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| In this study, Dr. Meloche and his team demonstrate that the inactivation of Erk3 in mice mimics IUGR conditions in humans and is associated with decreased blood levels of IGF-2, a growth hormone promoting fetal development. |
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| Here, we show that inactivation of dsdA does not lead to hypercolonization. |
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| For example, type 2 ribosome-inactivating proteins trigger the catalytic inactivation of ribosomes. |
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| In circulation, PCSK9 undergoes a furin enzymatic inactivation at position 218 of the catalytic domain. |
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| Disinfection is the inactivation or mortify of pathogen microorganisms. |
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| Treatment processes must be designed and operated to achieve required removal or inactivation of pathogens as a first priority with the minimization of disinfection by-product formation as a secondary objective. |
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| Cells destined to give rise to eggs do not undergo X inactivation, and cells of the extra-embryonic tissues preferentially inactivate the paternal X, although the rationale for this preference is unclear. |
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| The vaccine includes an antacid component to protect the vaccine during passage through the stomach and prevent its inactivation due to acidic environment. |
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| In addition, RTI pastes are sterilized through the demineralization process, a validated viral inactivation step. |
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| This is a way of dealing with the second cause of HIV inactivation. |
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| A key event in the initiation of neurofibroma development is biallelic inactivation of the NF1 gene. |
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| Glut9 is a major regulator of urate homeostasis and its genetic inactivation induces hyperuricosuria and urate nephropathy. |
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| The antimicrobial impact of cinnamaldehyde in suggested to arise through its carbonyl group interaction with proteins in the periplasm and inactivation microbial enzymes. |
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| Bilateral inactivation of cholinergic BF neurons genetically targeted with archaerhodopsin prolonged SWS and decreased the probability of awakening from SWS in mice. |
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| Parvoviruses are resistant to most virus inactivation methodologies. |
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| One hypothesis for this is that P1 may contain more than one lytic replicon and inactivation of all replicons is required to inhibit lytic growth. |
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| Like batrachotoxin and veratridine, grayanotoxins act at the voltage-dependent sodium channel in its open conformation, inhibiting its inactivation. |
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| This autoamplification of singlet oxygen through versatile usage of tumor cell specific ROS chemistry finally leads to the inactivation of catalase. |
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| Inactivation of plastids in the leaf mesophyll, which normally contains the majority of chloroplasts would be the most easily identified. |
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