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In-situ UV irradiation accelerated the reaction both on alumina and silica, producing (OH 4Re4 CO 12 in dramatically increased amount referring to a photochemical surface reaction starting with the homolytic splitting of the ReRe bond.
(A ) Dynamics at the W236 gate position in DDM detergent vs proteoliposomes: note the dramatically increased amount of the immobile β component when GlpG was analyzed in proteoliposomes (red arrow) relative to in DDM detergent.
It is possible that the axonal changes in the macrodactyly nerve reflect injury imposed by the dramatically increased amount of endoneurial connective tissue and interstitial fat, leading to changes similar to those encountered in chronic entrapment neuropathies (30).
The quantification of the area with PIN1-GFP (Fig. 5k) showed that induced Ntgnl1a M683L cells had dramatically increased amount of internalized PIN1-GFP in comparison with all other samples, the endocytic portion of newly endocytized vesicles was almost triplicate than the endosomal pool (secretory and recycling vesicles, TGN-EE or of GA origin).
Indoor wireless networks are playing a more and more important role in daily life due to the dramatically increasing amount of mobile devices.
CNTs have not yet been used clinically (despite the dramatically increasing amount of research into biomaterial applications worldwide) because of safety concerns associated with implantation of CNTs devices in the body.
Whereas wild type cells cultivated on glucose (YPD) contain approximately the same amounts of the storage lipids TG and SE, growth on oleate dramatically increased the amount of TG in LP at the expense of SE (Table 2, upper panel).
Cheap storage, wholesale access to the internet, powerful mobile phones and ubiquitous social networking have dramatically increased the amount of private data kept online.
(These processes happen naturally to some extent, but humans have dramatically increased the amount of nitrogen in the environment through combustion of fossil fuels and use of synthetic fertilizers).
The continuing development of high throughput experiments (HTE) in the field of catalysis has dramatically increased the amount of data that can be collected in relatively short periods of time.
Its use has dramatically increased the amount and detail of information available for estimating movements of larger animals, and provides extremely valuable additions to information from studies that use tagging, banding (ringing), and other forms of marking for smaller animals.
