Another fragmentation method available is adaptive focused acoustics (Covaris), capable of automating fragmentation in a 96 well format.
To the best of our knowledge, the proposed framework is the first software available capable of working with fragmentation and defragmentation in dynamic network scenarios.
The transient and reversible nature of this effect suggested that a bacterial factor distinct from CDT was capable of inducing DNA fragmentation, and yet failed to induce appreciable levels of overall toxicity or to induce terminal apoptosis.
We find that CqsA is also capable of catalyzing the fragmentation of SAM.
Nevertheless, exogenous Zn2+ administration was capable of inducing mitochondrial fragmentation in ATP13A2−/− cells (Fig. 7).
In the present study, we found both effects for PvD1, which is the first reported plant AMP capable of causing cytoplasm fragmentation, formation of multiple cytoplasmic vacuoles and plasma membrane disruption of L. amazonensis promastigotes.
Because neither EspG nor ARF1 binds microtubules, the molecular mechanism of EspG must therefore involve a host cellular component that is (1) a specific effector for ARF1, (2) required for Golgi structural maintenance, and (3) capable of inducing Golgi fragmentation without affecting the microtubule network.
It has been demonstrated that the numerical method presented here is capable of simulating the explosive fragmentation of a metal casing with ends.
Alteration of the angles of the disc cutters during fragmentation was found to be capable of reducing the force required for fragmentation [17].
In any case, because P. leucoptera is capable of adaptive behavioral adjustments to fragmentation, gradual landscape changes should be encouraged to minimize the potential for emergence of non-optimal dispersal behaviors in human-modified landscapes.
