No thalassemic disorder is known to involve the ε-chain.
Such control is known to involve the striatum.
The synthesis of r-process elements is known to involve extremely energetic explosions.
The molecular process underlying the reaction is known to involve the fibrous muscle proteins, the peptide chains of which undergo a change in conformation during contraction.
The control of silica growth by living organisms such as diatoms is known to involve the templating effect of several biomolecules working concomitantly.
While basal-to-apical nuclear migration is known to involve cytoskeletal motor systems, how migrations in opposite directions are related and linked with the cell cycle are unknown.
The lateral buckling problem for thermally loaded pipelines is known to involve a localisation phenomenon within a limited region of the pipeline rather than an extensive global mode shape.
The overproduction of nitric oxide (NO) is known to involve in various inflammatory processes.
The pathogenesis of dystrophic calcification is known to involve intracellular or extracellular initiation and propagation.
The production of flat screens is known to involve the emission of many pollutants, including nitrogen oxides, volatile organic chemicals, carbon monoxide, and greenhouse gases.
Rice genotypes differ greatly in their seedling chilling tolerance (CT), which is known to involve differential expression of large numbers of genes and proteins.
