If, however, the head diffuses to a favorable binding site (13 nm forward), the head strains backward and thus accelerates strong binding in the forward target region based on the search-and-catch model [36].
Assuming a myosin-V head diffuses along an actin filament when weakly bound, if the myosin-head finds an adjacent actin binding site during this diffusion period, it can release Pi and step forward; if not, it detaches.
Computerized tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan of head revealed diffuse thickening of scalp tissue in vertex and bilateral parieto-occipital areas suggestive of diffuse lipomatosis of scalp with no evidence of intracranial/spinal abnormality of cervical region (Fig. 1a c).
CT head revealed diffuse SAH from aneurysmal rupture with IVH (Fig. 4a).
In turn, the unbound head domain diffuses towards the proceeding direction, directed by the swinging of the lever arm from its down conformation to the up conformation.
By reminding yourself of 5 things about your current life, you'll pull yourself into present moment versus the past and when you come up with a few other reasons a family member might be saying or doing something, it further removes you from the story you're writing in your head and diffuses an emotional response.
Both the diploid and tetraploid variants of spotted knapweed have larger flowering heads than diffuse knapweed, purple (rarely white) flowers, and a pronounced dark spot on each bract (Watson and Renney 1974; Ochsmann 2000).
The battery has been validated on children with cortical tumors, intractable epilepsy and diffuse head injury.
Glaucoma describes a group of ocular disorders of multifactorial etiology, united by a clinically characteristic optic neuropathy, with potentially progressive, clinically visible changes at the optic nerve head corresponding to diffuse and localized nerve-fiber-bundle pattern visual field loss [ 1].
In blunt closed-head injury, these diffuse axonal damages have been attributed to shear strain and tissue deformation caused by the rotational accelerations of the brain as an external force is applied to the head.
