Hence, in terms of scientific computing, our approach constitutes a minimal modification of the existing Adams libraries.
Covalent attachment of the small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO) to proteins constitutes a posttranslational modification intensely studied during the last decade.
In an effort of creating a stable and objective system of evaluation of the level of sedation, we used various methods, the known scales and, recently the Bispectral Index (BIS) which constitutes a variable modification, a variant of the EEG.
These results suggest that PKD1 is a direct substrate of p38δ and that p38δ-dependent phosphorylation of PKD1 constitutes an inhibitory modification.
14 In the case of both OHRQoL and HRQoL, it is crucial to know whether account is taken of changes in expectations, adaptation, and normalization, and to determine what constitutes an important modification in quality of life, and to whom it is important.
DNA methylation constitutes a prominent epigenetic modification of the chromatin fiber, which becomes locked in a transcriptionally inactive conformation, thus leading to gene silencing.
References [ 7, 15] establish two distinct classes of histone demethylases and demonstrate that methylated lysine residues in histones constitute a reversible modification.
Tuning the band gap by chemical surface passivation constitutes a way for the modification of the stability and the electronic band gap of these nanowires.
Previous 'omics' studies using long-term SWCNT exposure in vivo or in vitro models reported similar findings that protein post-translational modification constitutes a large GO signal [27,28] and is likely to play a large role in disease development and pathology.
'Interaction modification' constitutes a major pathway for NCE and includes the consequences of predator-predator interactions and the effect of predator intimidation on interspecific prey competition.
