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188 Similarly, incorporation of T. brucei variant surface glycoprotein (VSG) into baby hamster kidney cells showed that the inserted VSG exhibited lateral mobility equivalent to that of endogenous VSG in T. brucei.

Two minor bands of larger mass were also weakly detected: the first minor band, migrating just above the full-length RyR1 subunit at ~600 kDa, is attributable to the tetramer (of 150 kDa); the second minor band, with relative mobility equivalent to the full-length RyR subunit (560 kDa), is consistent with a 'reconstituted' N-terminus plus C-terminus (i.e. ~150+~400 kDa) cross-linked species.

It was found that the mobility equivalent diameter determined by the DMA is equivalent to the projected area equivalent diameter determined by the TEM for particles below 150 nm.

In this study, we reported that the magnetic force is the dominant force in collection of ferromagnetic particles of mobility equivalent size larger than or equal to 50 nm in a high-gradient permanent-magnetic aerosol collector, while the diffusiophoretic force is responsible for particles smaller than 10 nm.

To overcome this problem, increasing the carrier concentration or carrier mobility is effectively equivalent to decreasing the sheet resistance.

This mobility shift is equivalent to an increase of ~3 kDa, as it runs level on the gel with CtBP1-L with a C-terminal tag of this size.

Above the mobility equivalent diameter measured with SMPS was compared to the volume equivalent diameter from the model.

A recent study [ 24], which compared the DMS500 and a Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer (SMPS), showed the development of the following correlation between particle size and mass for the DMS500: (1) where Deme is the electrical mobility equivalent diameter in nanometers.

Yet its mobility function is not serving as a mobility anchor but rather is equivalent to that of a mobile access gateway in PMIPv6.

Accordingly, the upscaled mobility functions are often equivalent to upscaled relative permeabilities (as functions of saturation only).

A previous attempt to estimate this portion of mobility [ 49] assumed that it could be equivalent to: i) mobility for diseases without complications, treatable in any hospital and ii) emergency admissions where patients cannot choose [ 38].