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Thus death of some mutants might be accompanied by faster degradation of chromosomal DNA than death of others.
The fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) ratios did not return to baseline, which might be caused by faster degradation of YFP fluorescence than CFP fluorescence in yc3.60.
Moreover, the relatively slower degradation of protein induced by the post-transcriptional regulation can be compensated by stronger transcription activation so as to produce bistablity, while the inefficiency in producing bistability induced by much faster degradation of protein mediated by the translation repression can not be compensated.
We also found that rapamycin injection, in addition to stimulating autophagy, increases calcineurin activity in unlesioned and HCb (at 12 h after the lesion) mice, promoting Drp1 mitochondrial accumulation and fission, and faster degradation of damaged mitochondria by autophagy.
In a cell-free degradation assay, we observed faster degradation of SGS3 isolated from heat-stressed seedlings, and delayed SGS3 degradation with treatment of the proteasome inhibitor MG132 (Supplementary information, Fig. S4a).
This might be due to a faster degradation of intracellular NPs.
Negative correlations are consistent with the expected, faster degradation of target mRNAs, whereas positive correlations denote the existence of feed-forward regulations mediated by transcription factors.
CsA causes a faster degradation of Bcl10 and therefore inhibition of NF-κB activation.
However, some studies have reported a faster degradation of phenolics at elevated CO2.
Annealing graphene/Fe(110) at temperatures above 630 °C results in a fast degradation of graphene followed by carburization of the sample, that is the irreversible formation of various iron carbides, with the most common phases being Fe3C (cementite) and Fe7C3 (Eckström-Adcock carbide).
Fast degradation of lignocellulosic biomass by autochthonous fungi may allow use of normal zero-till machine for timely sowing of wheat into combined harvested rice fields and avoid in situ burning of rice straw.
