Sentence examples for pools of nuclear from inspiring English sources
Nevada wants to argue that the department gave insufficient attention to one of the alternatives, leaving the waste where it is, mostly in the spent fuel pools of nuclear reactors or in concrete casks nearby.
Two linear arrays were designed and fabricated for passive gamma emission tomography of spent fuel rod assemblies in the water pools of nuclear power plants.
Thus, two pools of nuclear Cdk2 exist, a soluble nuclear fraction and an insoluble nuclear fraction.
The geographic differentiation within this cluster of haplotypes (I and U) and the lack of support in some regions reveal that different pools of nuclear alleles evolved in different parts of the range.
Moreover, another PtdIns(4,5) P2-generating enzyme, PIPKIIβ, targets to nuclear speckles and also does not associate with Star-PAP [ 22], which supports the hypothesis that there are several discrete pools of nuclear PtdIns(4,5) P2 that are generated by PIPKIγ_i4, PIPKIα or PIPKIIβ.
To the continuing annoyance of nuclear physicists, the bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans thrives in the cooling pool of nuclear reactors amid radioactivity levels lethal to mammals.
Since ERK1/2 are activated in the cytoplasm and are continuously inactivated in the nucleus, the pool of nuclear phospho-ERK needs to be continuously replenished from the cytoplasm in order to maintain a sustained level of nuclear phosphorylation [24].
Exclusion of these loci decreased the pool of nuclear SNPs from 42 to 40.
Mechanistically, MKP-1 appears to control a pool of nuclear p38 MAPK activity that is responsible for phosphorylating PGC-1α on residues that promote its stability.
Next, we addressed whether the shuttling pool of nuclear rproteins correspond to either free rproteins or larger complexes, such as partially assembled ribosome subunits.
In the case of BR1/BR2 mRNPs, newly made mRNPs become part of a pool of nuclear mRNPs from which individual BR mRNPs are exported, presumably after randomly docking at NPCs (Fig. 4c and c′).
