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Human neural progenitor cells form primary cilia, for example, and signalling through the cilium could be perturbed if centriole assembly is perturbed (Han and Alvarez-Buylla, 2010; Megraw et al., 2011).

That might not bother the zealots among H&F's Conservatives but the more sensible could be perturbed by examples of prominent fellow Tories deriding residents who chose not to vote for them.

In 1932 Öpik published a paper examining what happened to meteors or comets scattered to very large distances from the Sun, where they could be perturbed by random passing stars.

With PHB crystallization at the crystallization temperature (Tc) of 70 °C, the blends showed PHB banded spherulitic texture, which could be perturbed by the subsequent PEO crystallization in PEO-rich compositions upon further cooling to room temperature.

Fernández used dynamical simulations to show how comets could be perturbed by larger bodies in the comet belt, on the order of the size of Ceres, the largest asteroid (diameter of about 940 km [580 miles]), and be sent into orbits that could encounter Neptune.

Therefore, it is important to evaluate how much the α value could be perturbed due to uncertainty in the reference velocity structure.

Then, cell wall modifications required for root bending could also be perturbed in the docs1 mutants.

However, UNC-104 does not solely control localization of synaptic components such as UNC-10/RIM, UNC-13 and ELKS in C. elegans [26], and additional motors involved in transport of these proteins or other active zone proteins could also be perturbed in the tba-1 mutants.

Therefore, these biological functions could likely be perturbed also in the corresponding tissues of cecropin P1 transgenic trout.

Thus, cellular systems maintain homeostasis partly by ensuring that processes do not depend on any single component, which could easily be perturbed by mutation or environmental effects, setting the scene for synthetic lethal interactions [4,11,13].

Should the proper levels of these genes be perturbed, it could have significant effects on an organism by altering products of cholesterol (i.e. steroids).