When a family moved, the Dymaxion House could be disassembled and taken along, like a bed or a table.
When DNA is damaged, the replication machinery, originally initiated at oriC, can be arrested and disassembled anywhere along the DNA, leading to replication failure [ 5, 6].
By the time Crawford found the capsule, the Camarasaurus specimen had been on display for nearly seventy years the skeleton was soon to be disassembled and stored, along with all but a few dinosaurs, as part of the largest renovation since the museum opened, in 1910.
By the time Crawford found the capsule, the Camarasaurus specimen had been on display for nearly seventy years — the skeleton was soon to be disassembled and stored, along with all but a few dinosaurs, as part of the largest renovation since the museum opened, in 1910.
Over 50% of cases of pure AD-HSP are caused by mutations in spastin (Hazan et al., 1999), which encodes one of a small family of microtubule-severing proteins – hexameric ATPases that disassemble microtubules along their length (Roll-Mecak and McNally, 2010; Sharp and Ross, 2012).
Along the way, Paul Cai disassembled his handgun, threw the handgun parts to an empty lot on the right side.
But now suppose that another artist comes along and disassembles the original mosaic, sorting all the stones into little colored piles.
A small car sped along the metal track that the boys disassembled and put back together again and again, trying to find the quickest route.
Piers, ideal for landing of troops, and situated in large numbers along the south coast of England, were disassembled, blocked or otherwise destroyed.
As cavin1 does not associate with CAV1 in non-caveolar cellular compartments, such as when CAV1 is moving along the secretory pathway or if caveolae are disassembled (Hill et al., 2008; Hayer et al., 2010) we are confident that these represent bona fide caveolae.
