Interestingly, both N-WASP variants were capable of driving actin tail formation, although reduced efficiency of N-WASPΔA was reflected e.g. by increased expression levels required for inducing prominent actin tails (not shown).
Contractions of these segments, each attached to adjacent vertebrae and vertebral processes, bends the body on the vertebral joint, producing successive undulations of the body, passing from the head to the tail, and producing driving strokes of the tail.
Waltrip and Dale Jr. were both dueling for the lead and driving nose to tail on the straightaways to take advantage of the "dirty air" that lets two cars together go faster than one alone.
Dustin Noble Mr. Krasinksii, charmingly infamous from The Office) arrives on Butler's tail driving a pickup bearing the decal of an environmental advocacy organization and loaded with lawn signs depicting the toxic death of cows and perhaps other mammals, like, um, humans.
Our observations do not allow clarifying either the origin or the driving force of tail coiling in human globozoospermia.
The voltage dependence of Ih activation was assessed by measuring the activation and deactivation tail currents upon return to a fixed potential (approximately −85 mV for 2 s; Vfixed in Fig. 1) to remove the effect of the driving force; the tail current values were measured as the difference in current at the start and end of this voltage step.
Epigenetic events include reversible modifications of DNA and histone tails driving chromatin organization and thus transcription.
Not only are these solutions beating out existing on-premise software products, but they can expand the overall market by driving into the long tail of customers that previously did not have access to affordable software products.
"The logistics tail is driving it," George Heath, a base spokesman, said.
On 4 April, Slager spotted Scott driving with a broken tail light and pulled him over.
