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In E. coli cells, as shown by our results, the HU protein preferentially affects one loop conformation making it slightly more stable, thus leading to the observed asymmetry.

Incubation in a precipitative fixative, such as alcohol, constitutes an additional fixation step, necessary not only to remove the water to prevent RNA degradation, but also to render the aldehyde-crosslinks more stable, thus preserving the fluorescence.

As a result, podosomes mature and become more stable thus maintaining the leading edge oriented towards the source of chemoattractant.

In its hypophosphorylated form, β-catenin is more stable, thus accumulating to the cytoplasm and translocating to the nucleus.

QTL which have a consistent effect across different growing environments are considered more stable, thus are valued for use in breeding, but this was not observed for all traits.

Copeptin, the c-terminal part of the vasopressin prohormone, is secreted stoichiometrically with vasopressin from the neurohypophysis and is much more stable, thus overcoming the limitations and difficulties assessing the arginin-vasopressin-system [ 16].

It is shown that as the Schwarzite grows in size, the structure becomes flatter and not only more energetically stable, but also more elastically stable, thus opening the possibility of being synthesized in the near future.

The coordination number of Ti is six; therefore, ammonium hexafluorotitanate is more stable, and thus, it is suitable to use as a dopant.

The dynamics of these bizarre objects, he added, could also provide clues to some of the forces and turns of fate that leave certain planetary systems chaotic and others more stable and thus possibly hospitable to life.

The relatively higher ELUMO − EHOMO makes SA more stable and thus more difficult to be oxidized photoelectrochemically.

The reagents for the HCl/MeOH procedure are much easier to prepare, more stable and thus the procedure can more readily be adopted by other researchers.