Sentence examples for organization induced from inspiring English sources

The polymer backbone is responsible for the color change, while the organization induced by hydrogen bonding of the terminal hydrazide groups permits the reversibility of the color change.

This quenching can be released after a thermal annealing and is therefore associated to the specific organization induced by the LB technique.

Our results corroborate this idea because the changes to the genome organization induced by curaxins were almost the same in transcriptionally active and silent (gene deserts) regions, which suggests that curaxins directly affect genome spatial organization thereby altering transcription.

de la Rocque, the more or less comic leader of the Cooix de Feu, the 1st French Naci-model costume organization, induced some industrialists to stake him to a newspaper in Paris, "Le Petit Jounal," just before the war, buthe has got into the bad graces of the Germans and Laval because he couldn't give them enough help.

These results indicated that the changes in actin cytoskeleton organization induced by suilysin were GTPase-dependent.

Taken together, these results indicate that the changes in actin cytoskeleton organization induced by suilysin were cholesterol-dependent.

If more NRs are incorporated, under stronger confinement from the host phase separated domains, the long NRs will aggregate and self-assemble into a certain spatial organization, inducing the morphological transitions of the composites from one phase to another.

We conclude that interstitial flow can, by a HSPG-mediated mechanism, in concert with integrin-mediated cell-matrix adhesions and cytoskeleton organization, induce activation of the FAK-ERK-c-Jun signaling axis, regulating MMP expression, vascular cell motility, and vascular cell phenotype in 3D.

The precise identification of nucleosomes is therefore crucial to understanding what determines the nucleosome architecture and how changes in this organization induce variation in gene expression.

Petiveria alliacea fraction characterized by de-replication was found to alter actin cytoskeleton organization, induce G2 cell cycle arrest and cause apoptotic cell death in a mitochondria independent way.

To corroborate the hypothesis that CT166 is responsible for actin re-organization induced by C. trachomatis D (Figure 1), the actin cytoskeleton of several HeLa-CT166-wt and HeLa-CT166-mut clones was visualized using rhodamine-conjugated phalloidin.