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The compositae with reversible hydrogen storage capacity of 5.3 wt.% shows much faster kinetics and lower MgH2 desorption activation energy than those of induction-melt Mg90Ce5Ni5 alloy.
Because it acts on a different neurotransmitter system and has much faster kinetics than all other antidepressants, scientists hope to use ketamine as a tool to learn about the underlying biology of depression.
A comparison of the matrix crack development throughout both types of tests has been undertaken: they have been found analogous, but with very far much faster kinetics under thermal cycling.
This conclusion was further supported by evidence that Salmonella cytotoxicity operates with much faster kinetics than Mtb (Fig. 5B) and produces distinct ultrastructural changes in the dying cells (Fig. 5C).
These results indicate inefficient transport of 59Fe from the duodenum of PrPKO mice to the blood stream, but much faster kinetics of incorporation into RBC precursors by 4 hours of chase and minimal increase thereafter.
Note that sIPSCs have much faster kinetics compared to eIPSCs.
There were differences in both the kinetics and the pattern of the exchange reaction, with the p53 and p63 tetramers exhibiting much faster exchange kinetics than p73.
Compared to Ni, high Ti-containing alloys reveal much faster wettability kinetics with a final contact angle below 10°, accompanied by the formation of an interfacial Ti-rich reaction product.
Each of these GFP variants exhibited much faster folding kinetics than the parental GFPmut2 protein and one of these, designated superfast GFP, folded at a rate that even exceeded superfolder GFP.
The much faster intrinsic kinetics predicted for 4 may deplete the [Ar]aq from its equilibrium concentration to give a lower steady-state concentration (given the superscript "ss" in eq 2 ).
(B ) Dilution to 1 μM protein from a stock solution of 200 μM Aurora A ± TPX2 shows much faster autophosphorylation kinetics than from a lower concentrated stock solution (20 μM ± TPX2) revealing that autophosphorylation occurs within the long-lived dimer.
