This could either indicate a distinct mobility of AChRs within the NMJ in the absence of functional myosin Va or that under this condition at least a part of the clustered old AChR staining was not within the postsynaptic membrane but only in close proximity to it.
The redox driven mobility creates distinct distributions of arsenic in soils and sediments that undergo redox fluctuations.
This suggests that calcineurin and PKC tune GABAAR mobility by regulation of the phosphorylation state of distinct residues.
The distinct electrophoretic mobility of DRBP76 proteins from normal CNS and tumors/cell lines may stem from previously described splice variation affecting exon 3 [25] or the 3' portion of the DRBP76 transcript [6], [33].
For each sample, we determined the genotypes of 19 loci based on the distinct electrophoretic mobility of amplified fragments <50 bp.
Under this perspective, we suggest using a generalized measure of mobility as universal utility; mobility is known from game-theoretical scenarios as the number of distinct actions that an agent can select in a given situation.
A raft-like lipid composition, in turn, may promote enrichment (or depletion) of distinct proteins in flagella and influence their mobility and association with other membrane components (reviewed in Vincensini et al., 2011).
In agreement with the hypothesis of independent evolution of proton energetics in multiple lineages, proton tightness of membranes appears to be achieved by radically different means in different organisms, namely, the mobility of side chains is restricted in distinct ways and diverse hydrocarbons are packed in the midplane of the H+-tight membranes [ 32, 66].
As expected, p5382 360 efficiently binds DNA, at concentrations much lower than that used for latent p53, as indicated by the distinct shifts in the mobility of the DNA probe (Figure 1D, lanes 2 5).
There is a distinct difference in the mobility of reduced and oxidized Ero1α when separated under non-reducing conditions due to the formation of the long-range regulatory disulfides [ 5].
