Sentence examples for decay sites from inspiring English sources

For example, the YTH domain family member 2 (YTHDF2) protein, one of the reader proteins, selectively recognizes mA and targets the bound mRNA to decay sites, thereby affecting the translation status and lifetime of mRNA [57].

RNA decay refers to the degradation of mRNA in decay sites, such as processing bodies.

Neat films of the triazine compounds displayed significant fluorescence quenching accompanied by a non-exponential excited-state decay profile which was attributed to migration-assisted exciton quenching at non-radiative decay sites in disordered media.

But there are still no warning signs or fencing around the secluded and decaying site.

Otherwise, such charged atoms may produce ionizations and excitations in the immediate vicinity of the decay site [[37]], which could enhance the biological effect when covalently bound to the DNA [[38]].

The dense shower of short-range Auger electrons (range below 0.5 μm) released by 111In results in biological damage that is highly dependent on the location of the decay site within the cell.

For some other Auger electron emitters that have been frequently investigated for targeted radiotherapy (67Ga, 77Br, 111In, and 123I), shifting the decay site from a cell surface receptor to the cell nucleus should increase the radiation dose received by the cell nucleus by at least a factor of 25 [18].

Therefore, nearly all energy of IR released upon decays deposits within the few nanometers of the decay site [ 10].

Since these particles have relatively low kinetic energies, short-range penetration, but concomitantly high linear energy transfer (LET), they can release high-energy doses (106−109 cGy) within an extremely small volume around the decay site of dimensions of several cubic nanometers.

So what drew Smithson to New Jersey's decaying urban sites, hyperindustrial wastelands and abandoned quarries?

Downside: Much of the waterfront is blocked off by a grim stretch of decaying industrial sites.