Alternatively, reduction of global histone modification levels may reflect conversion of chromatin from a euchromatic to a heterochromatic state.
Consistent with this finding, we observed a corresponding decrease in arginine methylation during NETosis of human and mouse neutrophils, likely reflecting conversion of arginine residues to citrulline.
Cholesterol depletion also resulted in the incorporation of a small amount of deuterium into dihydrolanosterol, presumably reflecting conversion from lanosterol, but none of the other K R intermediates prior to 7-dehydrocholesterol were labeled in these cells.
Homogeneous tar decomposition reflects two conversion channels: (i) continuous elimination of heteroatoms as noncondensables, which transforms primary tar into polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH); and (ii) disintegration of tar monomers with attached hydrogen sources into oils and additional noncondensables.
Additionally, an obvious bend occurs at about 200 300 °C, which is more clear in Fig. 2b, c, and likely reflects the conversion of thermally unstable maghemites.
Therefore, the XPS investigations confirm that the red shift of the spectrum reflects the conversion of the Mo element valence from tetravalent to hexavalent.
Finally, increased β-galactosidase activity reflects a conversion of DU-145s to a senescence-like cell.
This architecture reflects the conversion of multiple input nutrients into multiple biomass components via a small set of precursor metabolites.
The second reflects the conversion of F2 → F3. k23 is the apparent first-order rate-constant for this process, with F2 assumed to have a first-order dependence.
The enzymatic activity of purified rMsEno was determined by measuring the enhancement of absorbance at 240 nm (OD240), which reflects the conversion of 2-PGA to PEP at 30°C as previously described [ 37] with slight modifications.
