Sentence examples for destabilization of the two from inspiring English sources
Whatever the physicomechanical details of egress and the temporal sequence of PVM and host cell membrane rupture, all except perhaps the fusion model invoke a requirement for generalized destabilization of the two membranes and host cell cytoskeleton to allow their eventual disruption.
The +1 state should be especially stable because of the destabilization of the three outermost 7p3/2 electrons, forming a stable half-filled subshell configuration; astatine already shows somewhat similar effects.
In agreement with earlier studies [115] [117], our results confirmed that deleterious effects of FLT3-D835V and KIT-D816V substitutions could primarily result from destabilization of the 310-helix motif that is critical for the integrity of the inactive kinase form.
And this could lead to the destabilization of the frozen conflict between these two states," the journal wrote.
Destabilization of HOMO by two piperidino-substituents in 3,6-diphenyl-DPP 5 enabled to observe a potential inversion in electrochemical oxidation of this derivative, when a two-electron oxidation occurs leading directly to a dication, whereas other DPPs are oxidized first in a one-electron transfer to a radical cation.
Of the two solution branches the lower one is unstable with respect to radial perturbations, whereas the upper branch is subject to azimuthal destabilizations.
Islamic State threatens a massive destabilization of the whole Middle East, an area already dangerously destabilized.
Depending on the modules used, internal tagging of a two domain protein followed by in vivo proteolytic cleavage leads to destabilization of the whole protein, destabilization of one domain or separation of the domains.
Five mutants that exhibited an intense loss of binding upon incubation with all three antibodies were excluded, as this phenomenon was likely due to protein misfolding and destabilization of the displayed variants (Supplementary Fig. 9c).
Destabilization of the region.
