Slip induced cleavage dominates the transgranular cracking in the T L and L T specimens whereas both twin boundary cracking and slip induced cleavage exist in the T R specimens.
No built-in class cleavage existed between the hoplite or zeugite class and the thētes, and attempts to exploit one, by advocating or offering a "hoplite franchise," were short-lived failures.
GWAS and ageing data is therefore increasingly consistent with a view that Aβ (or more likely altered APP production, function and cleavage) exists somewhere within a highly complex disease framework that is yet to be understood.
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Several possible cleavage sites exist in the C. elegans LIN-28A protein corresponding to the tetra-peptide D E,N,G xx D (E) cleavage sequence with the alternate residues indicated in parentheses and the proximal residue for cleavage underlined (aspartic acid in this position strongly favored) (Xue et al., 1996 ).
In addition, a misassembled contig only fails to align to the optical map if the enzyme recognition sequence, and thus the cleavage sites, exist in the contig in a manner that disrupts a good alignment (e.g. a misassembled contig with an inverted segment may still align if cleavage sites flank the inverted segment).
Assays using rapid amplification of 5' complementary DNA ends (5'-RACE) indicated that three cleavage sites exist within the region of the native SPL15 transcript that is complementary to the miR156 mature sequence, with one site being used more frequently than the other two.
In M. oryzae, we identified two orthologs (MGG_05342.6 and MGG_10510.6) of the yeast Rny1p, which is required for tRNA cleavage, suggesting a similar tRNA cleavage mechanism exists in M. oryzae.
A cleavage plane exists parallel to (011) [22].
The TSHR, in addition to undergoing intramolecular cleavage, also exists as dimers and higher order forms both in native tissue and transfected cells [13] [15].
