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In the NIH cohort, 79%and63%3% of the patients had diffusion and ventilatory defects, respectively.

Children (ages 4 to <10 years) with type 1 diabetes (n = 127) and age-matched nondiabetic control subjects (n = 67) had diffusion weighted magnetic resonance imaging scans in this multisite neuroimaging study.

However, most striking was the much greater range of telomeric motions compared with the HP1α-positive spots; some individual telomeres had diffusion coefficients over 10 times greater still (see B in Additional file 11).

This sustained release of U from the sediments had diffusion-limited kinetics.

These pathways have diffusion barriers of 0.22 eV.

When a hot event happens, a lot of views and comments have diffusion fast on network to form a powerful network influence.

The films were found to have diffusion coefficients of ca. 10−6 cm2 s−1 for O2 and 4-acetaminophenol, which is comparable to that observed in natural tissues.

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Such a high diffusion coefficient might be achieved in an aqueous solution, but is highly unlikely in cytoplasm, where large proteins (with radius 2 5 nm) have diffusion coefficients comparable to this value (1 10 μm s 1 in bacterial cytoplasm).

Further, our results show that exogenous zebrafish and human Dystrophin have diffusion and binding dynamics similar to those of endogenous zebrafish Dystrophin, in spite of the artificially raised cytoplasmic levels caused by over-expression.

Furthermore, exogenous zebrafish and human Dystrophin have diffusion and binding dynamics similar to those of endogenous zebrafish Dystrophin, in spite of the artificially raised cytoplasmic levels caused by over-expression.