This might indicate that the protein becomes more sensitive towards side reactions upon NO binding and subsequent oxidation, since the recorded envelope in this case is very similar to the one observed in AlkB upon Trp hydroxylation [ 43].
At this point two scenarios were plausible: either their uptake into the cells and subsequent transport through the plastidial envelope might have been impaired or they did not inhibit their molecular target, DXS.
Probably, the gain-of-positive-charge mutations in the envelope protein facilitates viral adherence to GAGs present in blood cells and subsequent reticuloendothelial system-mediated virus elimination from the circulation.
The enhanced levels of the cornified envelope protein Sprr2d caused corneocyte fragility, resulting in a barrier defect and subsequent mild inflammation and keratinocyte hyperproliferation (Schäfer et al, 2012).
Filamentous RecA has a deep helical groove that envelopes, stretches, and unwinds the bound DNA, preparing it for homology searching and subsequent DNA strand exchange.
Envelopes will be opened only after the enrolled patients have completed all baseline assessments and subsequent appointments have been made based on treatment allocation.
Results suggested that the protein-containing envelope plays an important role in determining the granule's ability to retain the starch content after heat treatment and subsequent pasting and thermal characteristics of MB and CS.
The number of houses to pass to reach the first sample unit (and subsequent sampling interval) was determined randomly by drawing a number from one through 10 from an envelope.
At this and subsequent meetings with the team, David provided letters written by his brother in their original envelopes, so the use of postmark dates enabled the enhancement of the timeline of Ted Kaczynski's activities being developed by the Task Force.
