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Co-immunoprecipitation assays in HEK cells showed that COP I precipitated wild type Sigma 1R with a greater than two-fold band intensity than with the di-arginine mutated Sigma 1R (Figure 9B).
36 h after receptor crosslinking, sFcεRI was precipitated from culture supernatants with a cIgE column and visualized by immunoblotting with mAb 19-1 and compared to sFcεRI precipitated from patient serum (Figure 3E).
We also investigated the interaction of αII-Spectrin or SH3 i with Cx43 and found that, similar to its binding to Mena, SH3 i precipitated significantly more Cx43 (6.6-fold) than αII-Spectrin.
Our data indicate that especially SH3 i may be involved in cytoskeletal organization at gap junctions as SH3 i precipitated significantly more Cx43 and Mena than the general αII-Spectrin splice variant.
By contrast, the later formed Cu-rich clusters assisted the formation of strengthening θ′ precipitates (θ′ platelets and elongated θ′II precipitates) in the alloy.
For electron fluxes, the situation is more complex due to the lack of continuous observations of i) precipitating electrons in the bounce loss cone and ii) electron fluxes at right energies (Rodger et al. [2010]).
The interface plane of type I precipitates tends to be atomically flat containing only growth ledges while that of type II precipitates is stepped.
Type I precipitates have interfaces of the type (021 Al‖ 001 S while type II precipitates have interfaces of the type (021 Al‖ 043 S, i.e. the two types differ in the S-phase lattice plane that is conjugate to the {021}Al habit plane.
I had precipitated what would thereafter be called "the paperback revolution".
In 1637 a riot in the cathedral of St. Giles in protest against a new service book provoked a Scottish revolt against Charles I and precipitated the War of the Three Kingdoms, which engulfed the whole of Britain in the 1640s and ended in Charles's execution (see Bishops' Wars; English Civil Wars).
Type I calcite precipitated as concretionary masses during earliest diagenesis (55 °C, 150 Ma, Fig. 4e), and some samples display limited mechanical compaction due to early calcite cementation.
