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Continuum electrostatic models are used to examine in detail the mechanism of protein stabilization and destabilization due to salt near physiological concentrations.

The subject of this article will focus on the third option, CO2 capture and sequestration (CCS), as an efficient strategy to limit climate destabilization due to high levels of energy-related CO2 emissions.

A further reduction of the MgH2 particle sizes down to 1 nm is needed for substantial thermodynamic destabilization due to a size effect as predicted by theoretical studies [9, 10].

Destabilization due to invasion is likely when the invading prey is adaptively superior (evolution of its defense is less constrained and fast), and it can also occur in a broad condition even when the invading prey is adaptively inferior.

The ΔΔ G° value quantifies the amount of destabilization due to a mismatch.

(55) Figure 5 shows the average free energies of duplex destabilization due to a mismatch.

Structural characterization suggests that this remarkable thermodynamic destabilization is due to the physical constraints (lattice strain) arising from a compression of the YH x matrix induced by ZrH x nanoclusters.

The blue regions highlight the destabilization, mainly due to short-range repulsion when the cation center of mass is in that site.

This destabilization is due to the electrical charges compensation, so positive-charged pollutants (cationic ones) usually respond to anionic coagulants whereas negative-charged ones do the contrary (Bulatovic 2007).

Discontinuity of plasma membrane also occurs in some affected neurons (red arrows in Figs. 6C and S7) suggesting membrane destabilization likely due to an abnormality in intraneuronal homeostatic condition.

The strong transfection efficiency-dependence on DOPE and DMPE presence in liposome formulations supports the role of the phosphatidylethanolamine headgroup as membrane fusion or destabilization agent due to its ability to promote transition from the bilayer phase (Lα) into the inverted hexagonal phase (HII) [39], [42].