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Na2CO3 induces faceted planar morphologies with negative surface charges, whereas tert-butyl amine induces roughly spherical shapes with positive surface charges; these changes have been analyzed by SEM, TEM, and zeta potential measurements.

These changes have been analyzed in order to see whether they might have an impact on the polygalacturonase enzyme activity, explaining, at least partially, the high flesh firmness typical of the varieties harbouring these two haplotypes.

In the present work, DNA methylation level and distribution pattern, in relation to chromatin changes, have been analyzed during early embryogenesis of the two pathways, of microspores and zygotic embryos, results suggesting that the initiation of both embryogenic processes is epigenetically regulated.

Change has been analyzed in terms of total square footage of the building areas as well as land use density.

Importantly, these coherent changes of anatomy have been analyzed to reveal the mechanistic steps leading from voltage change to cell behavior,, revealing regulation of small signaling molecules' movement through transporters as a common scheme for transducing bioelectrical changes into transcriptional,, and epigenetic,, readouts.

Although noted here, we do not provide an in depth analysis of the trends in sexual behavior or HIV changes themselves which have been analyzed elsewhere and repeatedly.

So far, while the positional changes of nucleosomes have been analyzed in several loci (Almer et al. 1986; Barbaric et al. 1992; Kent et al. 2001; Moreira and Holmberg 1998; Weiss and Simpson 1997), only a little is known about their genome-wide behavior.

We have selectively addressed gene expression changes in genes that have been analyzed by pyrosequencing and that revealed higher methylation changes.

Whereas PTM-induced structural changes in folded proteins have been analyzed, comparable studies for intrinsically disordered proteins are not available.

The kinetics of adsorption and desorption for an adsorbent particle, subjected to a step change in surface concentration, have been analyzed in detail for isothermal diffusion-controlled systems in which the diffusivity increases strongly with loading.

The transcriptional changes induced by NO depletion have been analyzed using a large-scale approach.