The process may be accompanied by attachment of additional subunits to one of the complexes or a differential loss of existing ones.
Binding to sialic-acid-containing glycans is weak, and local forces, such as flow, can displace the particle (either by 'rolling', with dissociation at the rear edge accompanied by new attachments at the front, or by translation across the membrane surface together with any associated lipids).
The statutes are of two classes: first, those which authorize the commencement of actions by publication, accompanied by an attachment which is levied upon property more or less, of an absent debtor; second, those giving the like mode of commencing a suit without an attachment.
A higher relationship quality is accompanied by a secure attachment pattern [ 14].
To evaluate periodontal tissue regeneration, evaluating fibrous attachment accompanied by neogenesis of alveolar bone and cementum is important.
We have previously conducted an animal study using non-human primates and reported that at the FGF-2 administration site, down-growth of gingival epithelial cells was suppressed to achieve fibrous attachment accompanied by neogenesis of the alveolar bone and cementum [14].
Chronic periodontitis is characterized by apical migration of the epithelial attachment accompanied by loss of connective tissue and alveolar bone [ 8].
10.7554/eLife.04686.016 Figure 5. Putative intermediate states that lead to opening of kinesin's nucleotide cleft, accompanied by ADP release, upon microtubule attachment.
This heterochromatin to euchromatin switch is accompanied by changed probabilities of DNA attachment to the nuclear membrane [ 45] and is also reflected by altered characteristics of replication timing and DNA degradation during early phases of apoptosis.
But in a 15-page decision, accompanied by more than 300 pages of attachments, it defended its decision.
He does not dwell on the general resistance to such influences, such colonizations, though he concedes "the predominant bias towards anti-intellectualism in England," accompanied by a "sentimental and almost pious attachment to the past".
