Accumulating evidence demonstrated that Tyr-phosphorylation of TJ proteins, as well as AJ proteins, was directly involved in BBB disruption, as observed in various pathological situations, although the identity of the Tyr-kinases involved often remained unknown.
Disruption of merP resulted in the complete abolition of meridamycin production, proving the identity of the gene cluster.
Primordial identity is the identity of choice in the semi-periphery, mixed with sacred identity.
Three general approaches have been taken to establish the identity of proteases participating in egress: analysis of the subcellular localization and substrate diversity of known malarial proteases; gene disruption studies; and the use of selective small compound inhibitors.
Students who encountered a disruption in the development of their science identities often "felt overlooked, neglected, or discriminated against by meaningful others within science," namely their mentors (Carlone and Johnson, 2007, p. 1202).
I keep my "male" identity intact out of abundance of caution and to theoretically minimize disruption in the life of my wife, children, and myself.
Train operator Scotrail has warned of severe disruption in the regions of Strathclyde and Ayrshire.
DSM-IV (477) defines it as "disruption in the usually integrated functions of consciousness, memory, identity or perception of the environment.
In disruptive coloration, the identity and location of an animal may be concealed through a coloration pattern that causes visual disruption because the pattern does not coincide with the shape and outline of the animal's body.
I was less clear as to precisely how the City is responsible for the closing of sub post-offices, the government's project for identity cards, city-centre CCTV, council equality officers, disruption in the National Health Service, restrictions on the smoking of tobacco in public and the general form of government the authors call "nagocracy".
