Rapid deadenylation leads to decay of nos RNA, which is essential in establishing the AP gradient of nos RNA [ 105].
This may have led to decay of memory traces and attenuation of the facilitation elicited by the emotional content of the scenes in AD patients and to a lesser extent in MCI patients.
All of our lives lead to decay, Mr. Cerrone said in the video interview.
The picture emerging from modeling indicates that production of growth factors by cells may lead to diffusion-driven instability, which in turn may lead either to decay of both population, or to emergence of local growth foci represented by spike-like solutions.
Frequent and persistent transposition in natural populations would rapidly lead to the decay of male specificity of previously male-specific parts of the genome.
Selling the naming rights to Wrigley Field can lead to future decay of the mystique of the Cubs, which drives the brand's success.
Moreover, in some cases, shortening the length of the ORF can lead to faster decay of specific mRNAs, although this could be due to loss of specific stabilizing sequences (Heaton et al. 1992).
Without changes in the legal framework, the present situation can lead to the decay of these historical institutions.
We might expect that the saturation of expression divergence would make it difficult to distinguish fast-evolving and slow-evolving genes, which in turn would lead to a decay of the correlation with protein divergence.
