Metaphase-arrested eco1-1 cellshoweded a similar degree of split centromeres (80%), but after 1 h of nocodazole addition, less than half of these re-associated, and centromeres remained separated in 51% of cells.
Finally, the splitting factor quantifies the degree of splitting of the PO4 bond bending peaks (565 and 603 cm–1) and is known to increase with increasing crystallinity.
But FDA says the degree of splitting was not determined in different batches.
The degree of splitting, peak widths, as well as peak intensities depend on the width of the overlap.
The degree of splitting could influence how the vaccine triggers an immune response, said one influenza vaccine expert who asked for anonymity.
In this case, the doubly degenerate in-plane E 2g optical mode can be split between phonons along the nanotube axis, ( {omega}_G^ ), and those that are perpendicular to it, ( {omega}_G^ ), with the degree of splitting, ( Delta {omega}_G={omega}_G^-{omega}_G^ ), being a strong function of the nanotube size (i.e. degree of curvature), even in the absence of any externally applied strain [30].
The high degree of splitting among members of the Laurasiatheria and Euarchontoglires for COI makes further interpretation difficult.
A minimal degree of splitting has been described as an artifact and attributed to the postmortem contraction of the media [ 1].
We interpret this as follows: variation in tension across the merotelically attached kinetochore causes changes in the degree of splitting of the kinetochore; the two halves of the kinetochore recoil and are reunited perhaps when microtubule connections with one pole are broken, which allows movement of the lagging chromosome to the pole.
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