ライフサイエンスコーパス: foothold

1 r-of-mass will facilitate stepping on target footholds.

2 uantified with respect to those on the inner footholds.

3 searching motor pattern if it doesn't find a foothold [1-4].

4 In all cases the naphthylmethylamine foothold acts as a thermodynamic sink with the steady-st

5 ular signaling pathways and, thus, to gain a foothold against host defenses.

6 ely heavily on antennal tactile cues to find footholds and detect obstacles.

7 se pairing with 1-MeA, dCTP fails to gain a "foothold" and is largely disordered.

8 w that locusts walking in environments where footholds are limited use visual and mechanosensory info

9 gene amplification may provide a "molecular foothold," broadly improving replication to facilitate r

10 (n = 9) the fraction of walkers on each end-foothold can be quantified with respect to those on the

11 Walkers must have information about upcoming footholds during the second half of the preceding step,

12 o form a pRNA-connector complex and that the foothold for pRNA is the connector but not the capsid pr

13 However, one other model suggested that the foothold for pRNA was the 5-fold vertex of the capsid pr

14 One model suggested that the foothold for pRNA was the connector and that the pRNA-co

15 a discrepancy regarding the location of the foothold for the pRNA.

16 to inhibit angiogenesis have gained a strong foothold for the treatment of a variety of malignancies.

17 chia coli, and cross-domain pathogens have a foothold in agricultural production areas.

18 As next generation sequencing gains a foothold in clinical genetics, there is a need for annot

19 dication efforts, could monkeypox now gain a foothold in human communities?

20 lineages from Island Southeast Asia gained a foothold in Near Oceania much earlier than dispersal fro

21 (AD; neurofibrillary tangles) had its first foothold in specific parts of the hippocampal formation

22 This process allows UPEC to gain a foothold in the face of innate defense mechanisms, inclu

23 plain why H5N1 viruses have not yet gained a foothold in the human population.

24 uggests a path for this H5N1 virus to gain a foothold in the human population.

25 ppears to be required not only to maintain a foothold in the immunocompetent host, but also to contri

26 of cells that it initially infects to gain a foothold in the naive host, and how it is disseminated f

27 To gain a foothold in the pathogenesis of pathological skin fibros

28 gain in a RAGE-dependent manner, providing a foothold in the pathways that regulate diet-induced obes

29 ow can such costly punishing behavior gain a foothold in the population?

30 5 years, robotic surgery has gained a strong foothold in urologic oncology, gynecologic oncology, car

31 wn to usurp HSC homing pathways to establish footholds in the bone marrow.

32 unit that is able to walk up and down a four-foothold molecular track.

33 ight repeat units in length (number of amine footholds, n = 3, 5, 9).

34 gence of novel adaptations that maintain the foothold needed for continued replication and spread in

35 he conserved capsid binding module forming a foothold on the virus and the solvent-exposed module abl

36 ing the aetiology of disease, as well as new footholds on the long and difficult path to better treat

37 consists of n - 1 aliphatic secondary amine footholds plus a naphthylmethylamine group foothold situ

38 information about the position of the target foothold relative to the preceding base of support.

39 e footholds plus a naphthylmethylamine group foothold situated at one end of the track.

40 le in the motility mechanism by acting as a 'foothold' that allows Kar3 to bias translocation towards

41 ization of these interesting systems offer a foothold to the possibilities and help highlight some av

42 cardioviruses that were then used as genetic footholds to characterize multiple viral species within

43 ment of a small-molecule walker along a five-foothold track can be monitored continuously within a pr

44 taking two steps directionally along a three-foothold track.

45 n of a bimetallic molecular biped on a three-foothold track.

46 site and its adjacent residues to identify a foothold with which to drug the PCSK9 processing pathway

47 To gain an initial foothold within the bladder, most UPEC strains encode fi