The Dunwich Horror (1928) is probably his most substantial fusion of science fiction and the occult, while The Whisperer in Darkness (1930) and At the Mountains of Madness (1931) show him to be moving closer to science fiction.
Substantial fusion only occurred in the presence of HOPS and, as noted before (Mima et al., 2008), was further enhanced by Sec17p/Sec18p in addition to HOPS (columns 4 and 8).
Nevertheless, even in a tethered state, only a minor fraction (a few percent) of SNAREs seem to engage in such complexes (Mima et al., 2008) and lowering the SNARE concentration only a few-fold can take a substantial toll on fusion activity (Zick et al., 2014).
Within a few seconds of initiation of nuclear fusion, a substantial fraction of the matter in the white dwarf undergoes a runaway reaction, releasing enough energy (1–) to unbind the star in a supernova explosion.
The muscles presented in figure 2 express a substantial amount of GFP- fusion protein resulting in accumulation of GFP in most nuclei.
Albeit that the cause of the chromosome fusions in these various genetic backgrounds was rather different, a substantial proportion of the fusions of uncapped telomeres were accounted for by sister chromatid interactions.
After welding with high heat input (5 kJ/mm) on the boundary of fusion line, a substantial grain growth (up to 150 μm, which corresponds to grain size 2 3 according to ISO 643 2003) near the fusion line and the formation of ferrite of irregular shape on the boundaries of austenitic grains is observed (Fig. 2b).
Certainly, cell cell fusion plays a substantial role in fertilization, tissue regeneration, and other physiological processes.
However, neither vacuole marker co-localized with the punctate CNGC20FL-GFP signals (Fig. 7A C), implying that a substantial proportion of CNGC20FL-GFP fusion protein was not incorporated into vacuolar membranes.
Recently, the lumbar fusion surgery rate has doubled, and a substantial portion of the reoperations are associated with a fusion procedure.
Typically, a cloud of material remains a substantial distance from the star before the fusion reaction ignites.
