Sentence examples for during fusion processes from inspiring English sources

The paper presents an apparatus to measure surface temperature distribution of liquid metals during fusion processes.

The reason for the observed phenomenon is that the disproportionation of A- and B proteins accomplished during the enrichment of unit vesicles is abolished through mixing during fusion processes if the interaction of the FPs obeys linear mass action kinetics.

The importance of slow ClC-7/Ostm1 gating suggests that the exchanger should be inert to relatively quick voltage transitions, which could be envisaged upon triggered release of luminal calcium or during fusion processes with endosomal compartments.

The device's large contact area provides a strong anchor point from which is possible to apply compression between the adjacent spinous processes during the surgical procedure and it offers optimal stability during the fusion process.

The influence of the type of plasticizer and its concentration on the rheological behaviour of plastisols made from several commercial resins during the gelation and fusion processes has been studied.

SNAP proteins are t-SNAREs that participate in fusion processes during endocytosis and exocytosis [3], [38].

Dermo-epidermal interactions and differential cell growth and cell death processes in the adjacent layers of the feather follicle established the first feathers which gained complexity by the fine-tuning of epithelial growth and fusion processes during evolution [ 29, 32].

PS asymmetry, once established, is a relatively stable steady state, and APLT activity is required again if disturbances caused by for example membrane fusion processes during endo- and exocytosis occur.

Two atoms of deuterium, each with one proton and one neutron, or tritium, with one proton and two neutrons, combine during the fusion process to form a heavier helium nucleus, which has two protons and either one or two neutrons.

Our AFM compression measurements revealed that SNARE-mediated membrane fusion proceeded through a sequence of two ∼5 nm collapses of the membrane, an observation that is consistent with the existence of a hemifused state during the fusion process.

A deeper acyl chain-buried MPER middle section and the elimination of cross-hinge rigid-body motion almost certainly impede requisite structural rearrangements during the fusion process, explaining the absence of MPER AA variants among all known naturally occurring HIV-1 viral sequences.