The reason for this is unclear but is consistent with the dynamic DNA methylation at frq that is present, but has a tendency to fluctuate and dissipate with time in the dark.
Promoter interactomes reflect lineage relationships of the hematopoietic tree, consistent with dynamic remodeling of nuclear architecture during differentiation.
Combined results from crystallography, mutational analysis, chemical kinetics, and computational analysis are consistent with dynamic compression playing a significant role in forming the transition state.
Results of the calculations are broadly consistent with dynamic mechanical measurements which indicate a γ relaxation in the amorphous phase of thermotropic liquid crystal polymers containing oxyethylene spacers.
Ambient temperature quadrupolar echo 2H NMR spectra of phenylene-deuterated samples revealed line shapes consistent with dynamic processes having exchange rates >108 s−1, and more than the two minima typically observed for most phenylene rotators.
Type III responses are consistent with dynamic nuclear receptor-mediated up-regulation of target gene expression [ 15- 18].
In this case the configuration was consistent with dynamic modifications of +57.021 for carbamidomethyl to Cys and +12.00 for Lys residue.
If PINK1 plays a physiological role in human mitochondria then its expression must be regulated in a manner that is consistent with dynamic changes in mitochondrial function.
Alternatively, these results may indicate that there are large cryptic insertion(s) in scB in F. v. spp. bracteata, possibly containing the candidate gene, which would be consistent with dynamic chromosomal restructuring near sex-determining regions (Charlesworth and Mank 2010).
The re-expression of epithelial markers such as laminin-5 [55], and the tight-junction protein Cx43 (GJP1) in invading cells is contradicting some previous reports in prostate [51], breast and ovarian cancers [9], [56], but it is consistent with the dynamic formation and resolution of cell-cell contacts in streaming invasion.
