Sentence examples for exposing clusters from inspiring English sources
Interestingly some of these PS exposing clusters budded off the cells were quite mobile and even moved from one cell to the other in the form of small PS exposing blebs (unpublished observation).
For example, there are a number of open source IaaS provider implementations that expose clusters of VM hosts as IaaS resources.
Previous work has shown that the reduction in the anthocyanin concentrations in fully exposed clusters of "Norton" grapes was likely a result of the berry temperatures, which were higher than the ambient temperature [[ 8].
The C13-norisoprenoids were detected in low amounts compared to total aromas; they corresponded to 4.7% and 7.6% of the total aromas in the boxed and exposed clusters, respectively (Table 4).
The Tmod2 overexpression phenotype is mimicked by overexpression of Tmod1 with the LRR domain removed or with three point mutations in the LRR domain that disrupt exposed clusters of conserved residues.
An exposed cluster of basic and hydrophobic residues is also presented by AP-1 for binding PtdIns(4 P in the Golgi membrane (Heldwein et al, 2004).
Structure-based similarity networks are most useful for interrogating GST relationships at the level of gross domain variation, while sequence similarity networks expose clustering by sequence motifs within the GST domain.
Superoxide has been shown to oxidize exposed [4Fe-4S] clusters in some proteins such as aconitase (Aco1) and isopropylmalate isomerase (Leu1), causing loss of iron from the cluster and inactivation of the enzyme (Djaman et al., 2004).
Cesar asked, "What good does it do to achieve the blessings of collective bargaining and make economic progress for people when their health is destroyed in the process?" The union exposed cancer clusters in the Central Valley during the '80s.
Cytoplasmic superoxide directly inactivates a set of dehydratases containing exposed [4Fe-4S] clusters and damages additional specific enzymes blocking several metabolic pathways [3].
Tmod1[DDD] was developed to disrupt exposed hydrophobic clusters and resulted in poor localization to pointed ends in cardiac cells.
