Similar to the depletion of SNW1, time-lapse analysis revealed that more than 10% of EFTUD2-knockdown cells underwent morphological changes indicative of apoptosis (Fig. 5B).
Specifically, deamination of methylated cytosines results in depletion over time of CGs in constitutively methylated regions of vertebrate genomes [ 30].
A short response time means that the rapid resupply from the solid phase and slow depletion over time of the available P pool occurs.
The polymerization reactions of CR4MA were carried out at different temperatures and the kinetic curves of monomer depletion against time were obtained by direct measurements of the instantaneous monomer concentrations by using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy.
The cost of ICD per patient was calculated as a function of the remaining device longevity at the end of the study, which was evaluated by the slope of battery depletion over time, using a linear regression model.
Or they can belong to other types of phylogenies (non-cladistic) if they include different components of the evolutionary history of organisms such as estimates of diversity, enrichment or depletion of species, absolute time, biogeographical relations, and the direction of evolutionary change, in addition to genealogy.
Batch culture as used here results in depletion of resources through time and can been considered analogous to seasonality [ 36].
To further investigate the relationship between FUS expression and cellular homeostasis, we quantified cell number and viability as a function of FUS depletion over time using the inducible shFUS1 NSC-34 cell line (unless otherwise noted, this line was used for all subsequent experiments).
One way of assessing depletion time of food is to consider food site residence time.
The results show the significance of depletion time, production rate, and reservoir radius in calculation of pressure drop.
Results show the significance of depletion time, production rate and reservoir radius in calculation of pressure drop and determining critical radius.
