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In advanced stages of heart disease, connexin expression and intercellular coupling are diminished, and gap junction channels become redistributed.
When turbulence occurs through shear and rotation, the angular momentum can become redistributed to different latitudes through meridional flow.
During normal differentiation PcG proteins become redistributed whereby lineage-specific genes are expressed and pluripotency genes become silenced [41], [42], [43].
Fragmentation causes the variability present in a once-undivided large population to become redistributed from within populations to among (sub populations (Wright 1931 , 1951.
Once the heating is switched off, the high quasi-momentum components become redistributed and the system is relaxing to a broadened distribution, depicted in Figure 1 d).
Upon reaching the breakdown of the top layer of the structure, the bias voltage becomes redistributed, and some part of it starts to drop to the base of the structure (n− layer).
On acclimation, K-phosphatase activity decreases 2.5-fold, Na,K-ATPase α-subunit expression declines, total protein expression pattern is markedly altered, and enzyme activity becomes redistributed into different density membrane fractions, possibly reflecting altered vesicle trafficking between the plasma membrane and intracellular compartments.
Most importantly, Rab5a S34N becomes redistributed from a diffuse cytoplasmic localization to either ruffle-like or vesicular-like structures.
During the course of MS, iron accumulates or becomes redistributed within various deep gray matter, cortical, or white matter structures.
During this transition, E-cadherin (also known as Shotgun) becomes redistributed from apical villous projections to bAJs (McGill et al., 2009).
This suggests that the entire content of the Golgi apparatus becomes redistributed to the ER, and is consistent with our previous findings, where PI4KA depletion induced a redistribution of TGN46, a trans golgi marker (Chia et al., 2012).
