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The positive ThT emission which is characteristic of aggregation further suggests that ribosylated α-Syn molecules exist in molten globules.

SVD has the characteristics of energy aggregation for an image [19], which makes it a popular technology in the area of image compression.

Nonetheless, the LFM signal still has the characteristics of energy aggregation in the FRFT domain, so the wideband LFM signal can be transformed into the FRFT domain for DOA estimation.

Characteristic patterns of aggregation tracings obtained using an agonist panel can be indicative of a specific diagnosis, especially abnormalities of the platelet receptors (Table  4).

These results were not unexpected and could stem from the characteristic pattern of aggregation of parasitic plants, imposing limitations to pollen- and seed-mediated gene flow within aggregations and reduced genetic differentiation among individuals within these clumps.

SKF86002 (SKF, Figure  2 a) is an inhibitor of human mitogen-activated protein kinase p38α; it shows inhibitory constant (Ki) values of approximately 0.5 μ m.[ 21] SKF shows characteristics of an aggregation-prone compound if dissolved at high concentrations.

Using an unbiased approach, we have identified which proteins share biochemical characteristics of known aggregation-prone proteins implicated in neurodegeneration and critically whether these proteins have any connection to normal aging.

Although A. marina showed an aggregative spatial distribution at both sites, the characteristics and intensity of aggregation differed markedly between sites.

A characteristic of several aggregation inhibitors represents their ability to block the pathological aggregation of other proteins like Aβ and α-synuclein [ 34].

Characteristic for many neurodegenerative diseases is the occurrence of characteristic aggregation of specific proteins in brain.

These diseases have the common characteristic of the aggregation of disease-specific proteins and are thus called 'conformational diseases'.