Importantly, this difference in probe trial swim pattern occurred without any significant alteration in total distance traveled (control, 9.5±1.0 m; VGLUT1, 9.8±0.8 m; P>0.05) or swim speed (control, 16.0±1.7 cm/s; VGLUT1, 16.5±1.3 cm/s; P>0.05).
Any perturbation in the conformation of the biomolecule causes an alteration in the distance between the donor and acceptor, and consequently influences the energy transfer process.
In the extracellular region of the Cx26WT protein, Cys169 forms a (strong covalent) disulfide bond with Cys64, which keeps the distance between the two sulfur atoms at 2.05 A. In the Cx26C169Y protein, the p.Cys169Tyr substitution makes the formation of this bond impossible and produces an alteration in the distance between residues 64 and 169 (Fig. 3).
It would seem, said Dr. Stanley Nattel, the Paul-David Chair in Cardiovascular Electrophysiology and senior author of the study, that some combination of fibrosis and nervous system alterations in the distance running animals' hearts made them more susceptible to rhythm disruptions.
Alteration of distance between plates in the range 1 4 mm does not result in significant difference in reactor performance, if made at constant inlet flowrates.
Our analyses suggest that beside the alteration of distance, insertions of TE in grapevine show no impact on microcollinearity.
Hence, course settings that locally slow down a racer (perhaps in a substantial manner) before terrain changes or key sectors, or alterations in vertical gate distance might be a more appropriate way to reduce speed without the aforementioned drawbacks.
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Figure 5: Alteration in pain correlates with alteration in F-values for the sensorimotor cortex.
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