In the adult brain, neuroblasts generated from the subventricular zone (SVZ) migrate tangentially in chains up to the core of the OB, where single cells detach from chains and start to migrate radially [1], [4].
ENCDCs can detach from chains, sometimes forming new chains, or can advance along an existing chain (54).
The relatively large number of adhesion peaks in the retraction curve, and their nonlinear nature, confirmed that the lectin-functionalized AFM tip has repeatedly attached and detached from the mucin chains, with adhesive forces ranging from 50 to 350 pN, consistent with the presence of multiple binding sites along the mucin molecule.
This indicates that the C-O bond can be easily detached from the side chain, forming methoxy radicals (Figure 3B).
The hair-like cotton fibrils are degraded first and partly detached from the main fiber chain and indigo dye bonds are broken from the yarn surface.
The hair-like cotton fibrils are likely to be degraded first and partly detached from the main fiber chain and sulphur dye bonds are broken from the yarn surface.
To determine the molecular weight by GPC, polymeric chains were detached from the surface of DGO-Br through a reverse cation exchange process.
Degradation of the heme groups explains why the light polypeptide chains became detached from the heme and subsequently from the protein under SDS PAGE conditions.
This is all generally good stuff, but the problem is that the supply chain generally stops with the smallholder service agents and the farmers themselves tend to be viewed as anonymous and interchangeable production units that are easily attached and detached from the end of that chain.
We define the degree of modularity of an activity as technical architecture (whether it can be detached from the rest of the value chain without loss of synergies).
The carbamoylated N-terminal valine in Hb can be detached from the rest of the globin chain by acidification (in vitro) and be measured as valine hydantoin (VH) [33]-[37] [33]-[37]
