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These spatial and temporal alterations proceed in a defined manner (Orth et al. 2012a).
Block copolymers have two or more blocks arranged in a defined manner.
The sliding clamp, PCNA, of the archaeon Sulfolobus solfataricus P2 is a heterotrimer of three distinct subunits (PCNA1, 2, and 3) that assembles in a defined manner.
To test this, we cultured cells on fibronectin (Fn) micropatterned substrates to vary the cortical actin mechanics in a defined manner.
In order to achieve functional gradation, i.e. to influence the material properties (strength or grain size) in a defined manner, it is essential to be able to set specific temperature profiles.
This is a different basis from that of a separated orbit cyclotron (SOC) where accelerating fields must vary over the cavity apertures in a defined manner to maintain synchronism.
Is there any evidence that these CENP-A molecules are indeed incorporated into nucleosomes/chromatin (rather than being chromatin-associated in a less defined manner)?
Here we describe the use of benzophenone (BP) photolithography to decorate three-dimensional collagen-glycosaminoglycan (CG) scaffolds with VEGF in a spatially defined manner.
Liver tissue engineering requires a suitable cell source, methodologies to assemble the cells within their niche microenvironments in a spatially defined manner, and vascularization of the construct in vivo for maintenance of hepatocyte viability and function.
The response of simple systems to motions recorded in different soil conditions suggest that plastic energy tends to be dissipated in a well defined manner in earthquake-resistant structures.
The cellulosome architecture (Fig. 4) is dictated by a primary scaffoldin subunit, consisting of repeating units of cohesin (type I) modules that engage in high specificity and or affinity protein protein interaction (K D < 10−9 M) with type I dockerin-containing enzyme, allowing the assembly of multiple enzymes in a spatially defined manner (Park et al. 2014; Stern et al. 2015).
