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But what these findings show is that there are also biophysical changes that are important," said Claudia Fischbach, associate professor of biomedical engineering and the paper's senior author.
These results suggest that biophysical changes that are associated with increases in fusiform cell spontaneous firing rates lead to tinnitus, while biophysical changes that maintain normal levels of spontaneous firing rates are associated with tinnitus resilience.
The subsequent release of CD59 during the pore transition, observed previously by biophysical studies (LaChapelle et al., 2009), could be due in part to conformational changes that are incompatible with maintaining CD59 in the complex.
International action has also been taken to strengthen research on the biophysical changes that agriculture is causing (Walker and Steffen, 1999), and to monitor the key indicators of agro-ecosystem health (ICSU/UNEP/FAO/UNESCO/WMO, 1998; OECD, 1991, 2001b) so as to understand and give advance warning of any threats to agricultural sustainability.
To a large extent, the biophysical changes that occur during the complex process of grape berry development must be influenced by the presence and activity of metabolic gene pathways.
Electrophysiological analysis shows an overall loss of functional postsynaptic glutamate receptors, along with changes in receptor biophysical properties that are consistent with a selective loss of GluRIIB from the synapse.
There are many forces that drive LULC change in semi-arid regions, which involve social and biophysical drivers that are difficult to track and finally result in a complex and evolving system (Geist and Lambin 2004; De Waroux and Lambin 2012).
When an axon internodal segment is progressively wrapped by myelin lamellae (Figure 1), the basic biophysical properties that are used to describe that axons structure-function relationship also change.
X-ray solution scattering is a biophysical probe that is highly sensitive to changes in the shape or dynamics of a protein.
