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Prostacyclin is a potent vasodilator and inhibitor of platelet aggregation, and thus the shift in balance of the thromboxane/prostacyclin ratio might end-up favouring vasoconstriction and platelet aggregation [ 155].

In many bacterial genomes, GC skew graphs "shift" their polarity between the two replichores, and thus the shift points of GC skew correspond to the replication origin and terminus.

In this spectrum, each correlation peak was well separated, and thus the chemical shift of each methylene proton was determined.

Residue C119 cannot form a disulfide bond in all of the listed conditions and thus the chemical shift of C119 remained unchanged under either the reduced or oxidized condition.

This implies that the electron center of mass should be displaced with respect to the hole center of mass and thus, the Stark shift will not have a maximum point at zero E-field.

The power curves shown in Figure 2 do not diverge too greatly and thus, the location shift hypothesis is a useful working model.

As the lower form is membrane associated while the upper form is cytoplasmic, possibly only the upper form is available for degradation by the proteasome and thus the apparent shift in LC3-I to LC3-II occurs depending on the activity of the proteasome.

The plateau at 1035 cm 1 followed by a minimum around 1025 cm 1 in PC1 correlates with glycogen, superimposed with trehalose and glucose (thus, the shift of the minimum toward higher wavenumbers).

Whereas the beneficiaries must be described with certainty, provision may be made for the addition of new beneficiaries as persons are born and other events happen, and thus the group may shift in membership from time to time.

(10) The lc DHFR.PABG complex and the folded form of apo lc DHFR are in fast exchange, and thus the extrapolated chemical shift values correspond to the folded form of apo DHFR.

The overexpression of HK2 in cancer is thought to provide cancer cells with a growth advantage due to increase glycolytic flux by promoting the first step of glycolysis and thus promoting/inducing the shift towards aerobic glycolysis.