The phrase "and a destabilization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or disruptions in stability, often in political, economic, or social discussions.
Example: "The recent events have led to a significant shift in power dynamics and a destabilization of the region."
Alternatives: "and a disruption of" or "and an upheaval of".
The energetic calculations reveal that partial component substitution of Mg by Al results in a stabilization of the alloy Mg2Ni and a destabilization of the hydride Mg2NiH4, which significantly alters the hydrogen desorption enthalpy ΔHdes for the reaction Mg2NiH4 → Mg2Ni + 2H2.
This leads to an increase of hyperphosphorylated Tau in the cytosol and a destabilization of the microtubule network (Cowan et al., 2010; Feuillette et al., 2010).
It has been discovered that the components of the electron transport chain of mitochondria can exist as supercomplexes [ 15, 16] and a destabilization of these supramolecular associations leads to mitochondrial bioenergetics impairment and cell senescence [ 14, 15].
For instance, a deficiency of COG1 or COG2 in CHO cell lines showed a defective retrograde Golgi-to-ER transport, a subsequent disturbance of the Golgi morphology and a destabilization of several proteins, including glycosylation enzymes, thus causing glycosylation abnormalities.
Furthermore, it was shown that disruption of this Fe S cluster resulted in a complete loss of DNA-binding activity in the AddAB complex and a destabilization of the C-terminal nuclease domain of AddB (Yeeles et al, 2009).
On the basis of these considerations, the 51 53 °C melting temperature of the D56S and R89N mutants is predicted to reflect disruption of a salt bridge and therefore a destabilization of the DNA binding lobe, leading to the inference that domain D1 (Tm ∼ 49 °C) in WT MftR corresponds to the dimer interface, while D2 (Tm ∼ 58 °C) represents the DNA binding region.
This finding, and the fact that subjective sleep quality is worse even outside of clusters in ECH patients suggests that CH is a syndrome in which changes first manifest as dysregulation of sleep and secondly as a destabilization of trigeminal nociceptive processing.
Dystrophin is one of the best characterized DGC proteins and its absence in humans and the mdx mouse leads to a destabilization of the DGC, sarcolemmal fragility, myofiber degeneration and muscle weakness [3].
On the other hand, for liquid heating μ* < 1, the neutral stability curves shift to lower Rayleigh numbers and higher wave numbers, indicating a destabilization of the flow, whereas for gas heating μ* > 1, the opposite trend is true. Figure 4 Neutral stability curves for selected values of μ *. Figure 5 Neutral stability curves for selected values of ξ.
Nussbaumer said these could include diminished sources of fresh water used for irrigation, drinking, and hydroelectric power, as well as a destabilization of the ground left behind, which can result in erosion and debris flow.
and F0-GFP, respectively, clearly demonstrating a destabilization of the GFP variant devoid of Phe residues (Fig. 4C).
