Alternatively and not mutually exclusive, Ire1 clusters may be dynamic, such that constant rearrangements of the Ire1 molecules in clusters sustain transient intermittent oligomerization events on either side of the membrane.
Given teenage egotism, it's hard to know, but once the obsession had taken root, I slowly guessed from the constant hair rearrangement going on in every English lesson that I was not alone.
Constant culinary rearrangement is still an impulse I struggle against, which is why Ian MacLarty's new experimental computer game, Full English Breakfast, is so appealing: for the express purpose of making art, the designer encourages, and actually requires you to play with food.
Our analyses suggest relatively constant interchromosomal rearrangement rates from the euteleost ancestor to the origin of mammals and illustrate the utility of amphibian mapping data in establishing ancestral amniote and tetrapod gene orders.
Although chromosome numbers differ among species, chromosome arm numbers have remained relatively constant because rearrangements have primarily been of the Robertsonian type between acrocentric and metacentric chromosomes.
The ionic conductivity is proportional to the product of dielectric constant and ionic rearrangement frequency, with the proportionality constant determined by the molecular volume of the repeat unit.
This TR-RR profile sets the reaction time-constant for the rearrangement and, therefore, encompasses the period for both the release of the leaving group and the rearrangement of the chromophore.
