Erpenbeck beautifully orchestrates a counterpoint, a thread that weaves its way between Richard's established European patrimony and its disruption in the face of the Other.
Myosin II accumulates specifically around constricting cells, and its disruption dysregulates constriction and cell fate.
Apoptosis plays an essential role in the removal of mutated or transformed cells and its disruption contributes to abnormal cell growth and malignancy [48,49].
Establishment of a sandy armor layer during runoff events and its disruption by dry-season trampling thus strongly affect soil-loss rates.
Surprisingly, this network is also essential for cytoskeletal organisation and its disruption has dramatic effects on nuclear migration, centrosomal positioning, focal adhesion maturation and cell motility.
To be fair, there are certainly startups that are more in line with Christensen's view, such as Warby Parker and its disruption of Luxottica.
TC: How do you think Aereo, its outcome as a company and in the Supreme Court, will affect the future of the TV industry and its disruption?
Through a case of indoor heating practice and its disruption during a multiple-day power cut, I have demonstrated how the practice of heating carries dormant elements of practice that are reactivated and enacted during an instable event.
More recently, also we reported that rice ASL3 with 10 PPR motifs is required for chloroplast development and its disruption lead to the death of seedlings (Lin et al. 2015a, b).
Another rice PPR protein, YSA, with 16 PPR motifs, also is essential for chloroplast development and its disruption causes a seedling stage-specific albino phenotype (Su et al. 2012).
Although BBB is such an important boundary structure of the brain and its disruption is believed to be associated with many neurological disorders, very little is known about the molecular mechanisms regulating the structure and function of BBB.
