After the envelope is lost, the star may form a remnant directly.
Expression of TRI-1 is ideal for detection of the virus, as the virus envelope is lost upon fusion/penetration.
It has been shown that in HGPS skin fibroblasts, peripheral heterochromatin that normally lies adjacent to the nuclear envelope is lost (5, 12).
This teaser would entice or suggest to the recipient that it is worth their time to open the letter or package, lessening the chance that the envelope is "lost in a pile of paperwork".
Some additional replacement envelopes were also prepared, which were separately numbered, with a listing indicating which of these envelopes should be used in the event that a child's envelope was lost or damaged, None of the investigators, health care centre staff or laboratory staff participating in the trial had access to the code during the trial.
We demonstrate that when σE is inhibited, cell envelope stress increases and envelope integrity is lost.
However, the current widely accepted morphogenesis model, termed as the envelopment-deenvelopment-reenvelopment model (Mettenleiter et al, 2006; Johnson and Baines, 2011), designates this nuclear membrane-derived envelope as a primary envelope, which is lost by fusion with the outer nuclear membrane, releasing naked capsids into the cytosol (Mettenleiter, 2006).
CMA is a blind algorithm that is also termed "Property Restoral" algorithm in that it restores the constant envelope of signal, that is lost due to multipath transmission and ISI, at the receiver utilizing only the signal statistics without employing any training or pilot symbols and as such improving the spectral efficiency [25].
During this final shared-envelope phase, the two stars spiral in closer together as angular momentum is lost.
Because the endoproteolytic cleavage site for ZMPSTE24 is lost in the mutant protein, progerin remains permanently farnesylated causing its tight association with the nuclear envelope and producing numerous nuclear envelope abnormalities [29], [30].
When both stars have loosely bound envelopes, such as for giants, both envelopes can be lost simultaneously (hereafter double-CE, see Brown 1995; Nelemans et al. 2001).
