Sentence examples for fast disassembly from inspiring English sources

Turnover of actin networks in cells requires the fast disassembly of aging actin structures.

This finding along with recent findings of cooperative fast disassembly of coronin-decorated F-actin by cofilin and AIP1 [36], [36] suggests that AIP1-associated filament severing/disruption and subsequent capping of the newly-formed barbed end by AIP1 may occur in a coordinated manner, although the precise relationship between these two activities remains to be solved [30], [47].

This model is in agreement with the recent biochemical studies showing fast actin disassembly at both barbed and pointed ends by coronin, cofilin and AIP1 [36], [36].

More recent studies have revealed that the addition of coronin enables cofilin and AIP1 to achieve fast actin disassembly in a manner insensitive to polymerizable monomer [35].

Gan, Q. et al. Helix-rod host-guest complexes with shuttling rates much faster than disassembly.

The model includes modular product design for facilitating faster manufacturing, disassembly, remanufacturing, refurbishing, and repairing using new, reusable and repairable components, and modular subassemblies.

The exception, of course, is inertial confinement, where the relevant physics must occur faster than the disassembly time.

Capping protein (CP) observed at the single-molecule level dissociates approximately 25-fold faster than actin disassembly.

The presence of a photoswitchable and fluorescent core in the amphiphilic molecules allows fast and highly controlled disassembly of the nanotubes on irradiation, and distinct disassembly processes can be observed in real time using fluorescence microscopy.

Secondly, they also strengthen the view that upon secretion into the host cell, toxofilin directs the fast coupling of actin disassembly at the CAM and of actin assembly at the junction.

If long nucleoprotein filaments are to be formed, the inherent rate of extension of the RecA filaments during assembly should be faster than the end-dependent disassembly.