Previously described ELISAs for total and
cleaved PS were used (11).
The patient is a 73-year-old man with a history of NHL, follicular small
cleaved cell type, treated with radiation therapy 13 years before the present admission.
For all four runs in table 5, essentially the same current flows and the same concentration of sulfur-sulfur bonds is
cleaved. For the more tightly cured compounds, the higher concentration of nearby uncleaved bonds maintains the network and so reduces cracking and fluid absorption.
This protein can trigger cell suicide, but only when
cleaved by a type of enzyme not normally present in people or mice.
One protein--protective antigen (PA)--binds to a receptor on the cell surface and is
cleaved by enzymes there.
Moreover, they found that the strain
cleaved hemagglutinin with a protease called plasmin, which is easily derived from plasminogen a precursor widely available in the host.
Freshly
cleaved in a humid environment, mica readily acquires a one-molecule-thick layer of water.
Most semiconductor lasers used today emit their light from the
cleaved edges of a crystal.
The ensuing chemical reactions effectively
cleaved these PUFAs into fragments of varying lengths.
Beta amyloid, he notes, is actually a snippet of protein
cleaved from a much larger protein called amyloid precursor protein (APP), which sticks out from cell membranes.
Previous work had shown that a ribozyme contains a horseshoe loop with two arms extending from the loop's open bottom end, and that the strand of RNA to be
cleaved is straight and straddles the ribozyme.
During the Eocene epoch, a long rift
cleaved the plate and cut off its northern section, which held the Broken Ridge part of the plateau.
