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It was the same for LdARL-1/Q74L-GFP (GTP), which was different from mammals, where ARL-1/Q71L (GTP) led to an expansion of the Golgi and a delocalisation of ARF-1 [18].

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The treatment of J16 cells with H2O2 also provoked a dose-dependent delocalisation of cathepsin B from the lysosomal compartments to cytosol (see Fig. 3B).

Also, α- benzo[b]furan-2-yl -α-hydroxy malonic acid 22 was prepared to compare with 8 a, with the expectation being that extending the aromatic system from a furyl ring to a benzofuryl system would increase delocalisation of negative charge, resulting from decarboxylation, consequently resulting in a greater rate of reaction.

In the oxalate structure, the differences between these groups are even greater 1.339 5) Å and 1.280 5) Å, which disagree with a delocalisation concept and the data found in the literature (1.302-1.312 Å).

The increased stability of p27 was induced by delocalisation of Skp2 and a lower level of p27 phosphorylation at Thr187.

Earlier studies on human liver tissue were performed months after injection, which probably allowed morphological changes and delocalisation of the microspheres [24,30].

This adds to the earlier evidence that delocalisation of positive charge through the more extensive aminoquinolinium ring system is important for effective channel binding.

Also in this heterocyclic thiophene ring the relatively bigger size of the sulphur atom makes the possibility for delocalisation of its lone pair of electrons, which results in good charge transfer ability of the ligand [35].

In all cases (excluding 4 in DMSO-d6), two separated broadened signals belonging to the 2 × NHaHb arrangement were observed, probably due to the delocalisation of the positive charge throughout the amidinium group.

Substitutions on the cyclopentadienyl rings of rhodocenes and rhodocenium salts produce compounds of higher stability as they allow for the increased delocalisation of positive charge or electron density whilst also providing steric hindrance against other species approaching the metal centre.

We postulate that, analogous to the process that occurs in HGPS cells, the build-up of progerin in the nuclear lamina in normal cells contributes to the delocalisation of heterochromatin clusters away from the nuclear periphery, thereby contributing to the large scale-genome decondensation to allow genomic reorganization.

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