Sentence examples for concomitant movement from inspiring English sources

In addition, concomitant movement of vRNPs with transferrin and with Rab11a was observed.

In addition to individual movement, we detected concomitant movement of recycling transferrin with vRNP (Figure 8B and D, Video S5).

For the visualization of concomitant movement of transferrin along with vRNPs, HeLa cells infected with rSeVLeGFP for 18 h were treated with 5 µg/ml transferrin conjugated to Alexa 594 (Molecular Probes, Invitrogen) for 30 minutes at 37°C.

It is noted that movement in the Tyr91(L) side chain as it appeared in the unliganded CH58-UA structure required concomitant movement of the side chain of Tyr100G in HCDR3.

As a result, force only affects directly the mechanical step in which the anticodon loops of the tRNAs move from the A and P sites to the canonical P and E sites of the 30S subunit, respectively, together with the concomitant movement of the mRNA with respect to the ribosome.

The former pair shows total movement of the footplate with concomitant movements of the muscle insertions within the foot and the latter shows movement of the tibia ascribable to rotation within the talocrural joint as well as movement of the foot and its constituting parts due to deformation of the foot.

The isomerization to the inward-facing state in hDAT is accompanied by concomitant movements in the extracellular vestibule and results in the release of an Na+ ion from the Na2 site and destabilization of the substrate dopamine in the primary substrate binding S1 site.

The consequences of these interactions for the functional mechanism of the transporter are underscored by our findings showing that inward opening is accompanied by concomitant movements in the EC vestibule and that isomerization to the inward-facing state in hDAT results in the release of the Na+ ion from the Na2 site and the destabilization of the substrate (DA) in the S1 site.

The first molar tipped a mean of 9.6° in the SP and 4.6° in the QP during the distalization phase, suggesting that concomitant distal movement of the first and second molars (QP) may result in less tipping [14].

The exclusion criteria were: volunteers affected by vascular and/or neurological systemic conditions, presence of other concomitant headache, movement coordination impairment or any musculoskeletal disability that could interfere in the test performance.

Whether concomitant water movement is important or not, to facilitate the protein translocation or for any other reasons, has not been directly tested yet.