Sentence examples for rapidly reactivate from inspiring English sources

During the transition into a growing cell, the spore has to rapidly reactivate core vegetative systems.

A single sensitizing stimulus rapidly reactivates both the depressed behavioral response and the inactivated synaptic transmission.

Additionally, quiescent HSC seem to have a "memory for injury" as they are more rapidly reactivated than inactivated HSC.

Once the kinetochore is silenced by microtubule attachment, the dissociation activity rapidly reactivates Cdc20 to permit checkpoint exit.

Additionally, sequestering CtpS tetramers into the inactive filament ensures the availability of a CtpS pool that can be rapidly reactivated, limited only by the polymer disassembly rate.

In total, NANOG and pSTAT3 rapidly reactivated many key components of the naive pluripotency network to near ESC level, shedding light on their ability to drive fast and efficient reprogramming.

An added benefit of polymerization-mediated inhibition is that it enables cells to sequester CtpS in an activity-primed tetramer state such that CtpS can be rapidly reactivated in a manner limited only by enzyme depolymerization.

Interestingly, although the expression of all PPARs in healthy adult epithelium declined, PPARα and PPARβ/δ were rapidly reactivated in adult epidermis upon a variety of inflammatory stimuli, including local tetradecanoyl phorbol acetate (TPA) application on skin and skin wounding.

This argued against abortive infection, and suggested that the majority of MHV-68-exposed DCs become latently infected but that their virus then quite rapidly reactivates.

Second, there is evidence that the SAC can rapidly be reactivated by addition of taxol to cells that have already completed chromosome alignment (Gorbsky and Ricketts 1993; Waters et al. 1998; Clute and Pines 1999).

The dimethoxy analog should reactivate more rapidly and undergo less aging, although methyl esters undergo hydrolysis more rapidly than do ethyl esters.