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During ESWL, shock waves generated outside the body cross through the soft tissues without loss of strength and cause disintegration of urinary stones into smaller portions through direct shearing force, erosion or cavitation.
Mutations of unc-51 cause disintegration of axonal bundles with aberrant accumulation and mislocalization of Fasciclin II (Fas II), an IgG type cell adhesion/guidance molecule.
Mutations in unc-51 cause disintegration of the core of the developing mushroom body, with mislocalization of Fasciclin II (Fas II), an IgG-family cell adhesion molecule important for axonal guidance and fasciculation.
Thirdly, preoperative hook wire localisation procedure of nonpalpable breast lesions might also cause disintegration of tumours (Fajardo, 1988).
Cholesterol lowering agents like MβCD cause disintegration of lipid rafts and block signaling, thereby suggesting that cholesterol is very critical for LR formation and also its function.
Since CAP in micronized form was shown to cause disintegration of HIV-1 virus particles [ 31], (Fig. 3), it was of interest to determine whether any of the other anionic polymeric microbicide candidates affect the integrity of virus particles.
VRK1-mediated phosphorylation of BAF triggers BAF release from nuclear membrane proteins that contain LEM domains, causing disintegration of the nuclear envelope during early mitosis [10].
To further confirm the functional requirement of kinesin-mediated transport, we generated Klc8e×94 MARCM clones, and found that loss of the Klc activity caused disintegration of the axonal bundles and aberrant dendritic overshooting (Fig. S7A F).
The dilute acid-alone pretreatment caused disintegration of the FP strips by disrupting the strips into fiber powders.
SCI causes disintegration of axons and disrupts pathways mediating efferent and afferent information flow between the brain and spinal cord.
CAP in micronized form, providing an acidic environment, causes disintegration of HIV-1 leading to loss of infectivity (2).
