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Notably, the Ca2+ influx stimulates BK channels, contributing to fast after-hyperpolarization [39].

Functional annotation also suggested that one of the possible adaptations contributing to fast and efficient neural regeneration in echinoderms may be related to suppression of excitotoxicity.

These data indicate that while the oligomerization of BoNT/B can occur only in acidic SVs/endosomes after internalization, BoNT/E may already undergo oligomerization upon binding to GT1b on the cell surface, potentially contributing to fast translocation.

It is shown that as the bed diameter is increased, average bubble sizes decrease although similar-sized bubbles rise faster because of lower wall resistance, both factors contributing to faster solids circulation.

We also find that the function of other genes has changed, likely contributing to faster pre-metamorphic development and altered larval morphology.

"Overwatch" is on its way to being the Santa Monica video game maker's most successful launch ever, with digital purchasing and a blossoming player base in Asia contributing to fast-paced pickup.

Secondly, I should have reduced the temperature to 325-350 degreesincece my mold pans are on the darker side, contributing to faster cooking.

The decrease in TGF-β1 expression from day 21 lesions treated with 670-nm InGaP laser (L) may indicate that this treatment benefited the repair process by reducing the time of the inflammatory phase contributing to faster healing.

The smaller sorption capacities in the organic and sandier soil horizons could contribute to fast turnover of organic matters through LMWOA pools in tropical forest soils.

Transverse dispersion contributed to fast NAPL mass removal from the low permeability layer in both source zone architectures, but longitudinal dispersion did not affect overall mass removal time.

Wave activities near the diffusion region30,31 may contribute to fast reconnection as well as to fast energy conversion to electrons, although the present comparative study could not find a conclusive relationship between the wave amplitude and the reconnection rate.