The way this PROTAC can do this is the fact that a PROTAC is bifunctional, meaning it has three part to it, 1) an end that has affinity for the protein of interest (galectin 3 and 9 in our case), 2) an end that has affinity and binds to an E3 ligase (in our case potentially...
Our participant, Lala’s (57 years; owner of a small business in suburban Mumbai) lament of this tension to demonstrate appropriate masculinity, aptly summarizes the sentiment: Going to the gym needs a lot of time and investment of money. I wish I could do too, but my present time-...
1⃞ “Bombay” (meaning “good bay”) was the name the English adopted during the British Raj which derived from Bombaim, the name the Portuguese chose for the city during their occupation 2⃞ the new name, Mumbai, didn’t trigger a change in the name of the city’s famous fi...
/ 5IndIkeItE(r); `IndE9ketL/ n 1 person or thing that points out or gives information (eg a pointer or needle on a machine showing speed or pressure, etc) 指示者; 指示器; 指针: Litmus paper can be used as an indicator of the presence of acid in a solution. 石蕊试纸可用以测试溶...
adj ~ (in sth) lacking experience 无经验的; 缺乏 经验的 : inexperienced in love, business, negotiation 在恋爱、 经商、 谈判方面无经验. inexpert / In5eksp\:t; In`Zksp[t/ adj ~ (at sth) unskilled 不熟练的; 无技巧的: inexpert advice, guidance, etc 不在行的劝告、 指导等. inexpertly...
is important as it may have implications for how students themselves relate to democracy [1] both in the classroom and in the education faculty. This paper is informed by the need to critically understand the perspectives and experiences of educators in relation to democracy in education [2,3]...
Subintelligitur: a meaning or understanding (as of a statement) implied but not expressed [from L. sub- (“secretly”; “under”) + intelligere (“to understand”) + -al] Succussion: the action or process of shaking the body or the condition of being shaken especially with violence [...
Spanish, Italian, Portuguese sometimes, German, Czech, Polish, Russian, Arabic, as well as in Tagalog and Hindi. Many different languages use the ‘rolled r’ sound. However, not all of them pronounce this sound the same way. It can depend on the language, and the word and meaning as ...
'Keep doing' and 'Keep Sb doing' I just wander whats the different with the 2 phrase. As i know that "keep doing". It means "to continue to do": keep guessing, keep going, etc. something like "I´m quite depressed, but I have to keep going", meaning that i do not want to...