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Degradation parameter kdj is actually an aggregated rate combining transport (or modification) and decay rate of corresponding species.

The results from these experiments suggest that spaceflight has subtle but significant effects on core cellular processes including growth control via RNA and ribosomal biogenesis, metabolism, modification, and decay pathways.

The microgravity space environment may result in a challenging threat for living beings, as aptly documented by the paper from C. Nislow et al., showing that spaceflight has subtle but significant effects on core cellular processes including growth control via RNA and ribosomal biogenesis, metabolism, modification, and decay pathways.

This is unsurprising given the complexity of gene regulation (involving epigenetic modifications and mRNA decay), as well as potential false positives in our binding site prediction.

This implementation completely ignores the cellular responses which the obstruction and the changing auxin distribution might cause on a longer time-scale (either directly or indirectly), such as changes in polarity, PIN-expression levels or modifications in production and decay rates, all of which are not treated here.

We study how this basic biochemical characterization of covalent histone modification turnover generates the establishment, maintenance, and decay of histone modification patterns along the body of a single gene.

The stochastic aspects of the establishment, maintenance, and decay of histone modification patterns are still largely unresolved.

With the addition of NaCl, the homozygous collection also revealed the importance of RNA-related processes including ribosome assembly and biogenesis and mRNA processing and decay, as well as modification of tRNAs.

Synapses follow "kick-and-decay" dynamics.

Such regulations are usually achieved by mediating endogenous mRNA cleavage and decay, DNA methylation of source and target loci, and chromatin modification and transcriptional silencing (Arikit et al., 2013).

Bodies form and decay all the time.