Rather, the variable rates of attachment model asserts that some proteins intrinsically form attachments at higher rates than others, independently of their number of current attachments and of network connectivity as a whole.
In spite of these differences, the finding that recombinant full-length amelogenins intrinsically form anisometric nanoparticles which can assemble into anisotropic higher-order structures highlights amelogenins as especially well-suited for guiding the mineralization of enamel.
The number of cavin1 involved in the cavin oligomer does not seem to change with the presence of CAV1 and caveolae, suggesting that the cavin1 oligomer intrinsically forms in a shape that resembles its caveolae-bound state.
Nucleoporins (Nups), which are intrinsically disordered, form a selectivity filter inside the nuclear pore complex, taking a central role in the vital nucleocytoplasmic transport mechanism.
Above 850 °C, additional vacancies appear to be formed intrinsically, and the activation energy represents the sum of the thermally activated formation energy of cation vacancies and migration energy of cations.
A new experimental model based on the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy for investigating the reactions taking place in a film of intrinsically conducting polymers formed on iron or steel substrate is developed, in which the reaction at the injured surface area of the coated iron and reaction of polymer could be studied separately.
The Atlantic noted that the magazine's choice of imagery equates poor students with pieces of fruit, which essentially makes them into "desirable consumer goods, rather than fully formed, intrinsically valuable human beings".
The fact that active C-REase fusions can and have formed is intrinsically interesting for what it indicates about the proteins involved.
The intriguing revelation that 12 pentagonal "defects" convert a planar hexagonal array of any size into a quasi-icosahedral cage explains why some intrinsically planar materials form quasi-crystalline particles, as appears to occur in the case of soot.
While common photoreceptors such as rods and cones are involved in light-entrainment non-image forming intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs) that express melanopsin encoded by the Opn4 gene play a prominent role [65].
