These effects, which to a large part were delineated using engineered model poly-proteins unfolded by AFM in vitro, have led to the realisation that proteins and their complexes may exploit different unfolding pathways in the presence and absence of force, leading to force-catalysed or force-triggered phenomena in vivo [ 36, 73].
Assembled transcript sequence IDs carry a 3-part name delineated by underscores.
We believe that it will play an increasingly important part in delineating and understanding the events in breast physiology and pathology.
In this work for the first time we reported on biological activity of Vpr77 92, a short sequence located on C-terminal part of Vpr delineated by the residues (77 92).
Clinical approaches begin with accurate assessment, as delineated in part one of this two-part series.
The triangular ill-defined hypoechoic lesion on baseline US (left part of figure) is better delineated on CEUS (right part).
The triangular ill-defined hypoechoic lesion on baseline US (left part of figure) is better delineated on CEUS (right part) Spleen Post injection, the spleen shows a long arterial inhomogeneous enhancement caused by different perfusion rates between red and white pulp, which disappears around 60 s post injection.
By mechanisms that, for the most part, remain to be delineated, Cdc28 activity controls the timing of mitotic commitment, bud initiation, DNA replication, spindle formation, and chromosome separation.
The study area is a polygon of 15,700 km2, originally delineated as part of a previous project [37], located in Liwale district, southeastern Tanzania (36°50′ 38°48′E; and 8° 10°50′S (Fig. 1).
In July, the Department of Education and the White House Initiative took a major step in this direction by clarifying that AANAPISIs are indeed within the same class of institutions as Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Hispanic-serving institutions, Tribal Colleges or Universities, and other minority serving institutions delineated under Part F of the Higher Education Act.
