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TSC2 inactivation led to a downshift in TFEB and this was reverted by rapamycin.
According to the "spatial correlation" model proposed by Richter et al. [20] and Tiong et al. [21], and also generalized by Campbell and Faucher et al. [22], the reduction in physical dimension of materials can lead to a downshift of phonon frequency and a broadening of the LO phonon peak due to the strong quantum confinement and the relaxation of q = 0 selection rule.
This led to a small downshift in the band size.
We have additionally observed that the absorption on SWCNTs leads to an upshift of the energy for NO and to a downshift for NO2.
The intensity of a laser beam was minimized down to a level (a typical laser beam power was 0.7 mW focused in a 2-μm spot) when a possible heating of the samples did not lead to any visible downshifts of the Raman bands.
Combination of induction temperature downshift with the glycyl-tRNA pool increase in E. coli led to enhanced biosynthesis of glycine-rich silk proteins.
In cSNC (Experiment 1), a downshift from 32%to4%4% sucrose leads to behavioral suppression relative to an unshifted, 4% sucrose condition (the cSNC effect).
In consummatory successive negative contrast, a downshift from 32%to4%4% sucrose leads to consummatory suppression.
Notably, even fast-migrating Tfeb in Tsc2−/− cells was subject to a downshift following phosphatase treatment.
Alternatively, if chickens react to a downshift with SNC effects, we expected to see immediate behavioural changes, exaggerated in comparison with control values.
As shown by the HRTEM study, defects like rotation twins and stacking faults exist in the samples, which might relax the q = 0 selection rule and lead to the frequency downshift and line-width broadening of the phonon peaks.
