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Adsorbed.

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Importantly, PEGylation significantly reduced the amount of proteins adsorbed onto the CNPs.
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Later, the mice were sensitized by multiple low-dose injections of aluminium-adsorbed allergen.
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This result suggested that the biological efficiency of the adsorbed fibronectin was substrate-dependent.
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Fibronectin adsorbed to both materials as well, although to a much lower density.
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Here, we undertook a high-throughput proteomic approach to characterize the schistosome-adsorbed host proteins.
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It was observed that SF was adsorbed on the surface of peritoneal macrophages.
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In macrophage-depleted mice suppression could be transmitted by SF-adsorbed heat-killed macrophages on i.v.
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The adsorbed amount as a function of pH has a maximum for both proteins.
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In addition, lateral couplings between the adsorbed particles are considered.
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Cytokines are adsorbed onto associated receptors at the cell surface.
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Fluorescent antibody labeling showed that PgS28-coated beads had adsorbed mosquito laminin on their surface.
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Also, the overall dielectric response of investigated materials is strongly influenced by adsorbed water molecules.
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The electrostatic interaction mechanism dominated the interfacial behaviors of ionic pollutants on surfactant-adsorbed MP interfaces.
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Thirty-four times more heptane adsorbed to the naked NP coating than to the planar coating.
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Theory is used to identify the surface-adsorbed intermediates and products, and to estimate their relative concentrations.
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Furthermore, when the enzymes are adsorbed their specific activities are much less sensitive to temperature variation.
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