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We find that a rather small amount of these polymers (Mpolymer/MCNT less than 0.1) is capable of stabilizing a high concentration of CNTs (up to 2500 mg/l) in solution.
Their engagement is essential for stabilizing a high affinity state of the agonist binding conformation.
PCBs can act on the RyR by stabilizing a high-affinity binding conformation, which results in increased intracellular calcium concentrations (Wong et al. 1997).
During early embryogenesis, it is secreted from the dorsal embryonic pole, stabilizing a high-ventral to low-dorsal BMP morphogen gradient [ 8].
The Al2O3/ZrO2 multilayers of 10 10, 5 10, 5 5, and 4 4 nm with 40 bilayers were deposited alternately in order to stabilize a high-temperature phase of zirconia at room temperature.
The second, which we call the charge-distribution hypothesis, is that translocation is determined by whether the distribution of cationic residues in the peptide can transiently stabilize a high-energy inserted intermediate by forming salt bridges to the phosphates of lipid headgroups.
They hypothesized that the aromatic amide could act as a directing group to control regioselectivity and to stabilize a high-valent Pd(IV) intermediate in conjunction with the bipyridine ligand.
Taken together, these data indicate that actin filaments can induce or stabilize a higher-order dynamin structure, and that dynamin in turn is able to interact with multiple filaments and generate a crosslinked network.
The proteinuria was persistent and rapidly increased before stabilizing at a high level, and was markedly higher than in the healthy littermates (Table 1).
The mouse model, the most commonly used animal in TB research, gives rise to a chronic state in which infection in the lung stabilizes at a high level, steady state bacillary load.
While domestic material consumption stabilized at a high level in the Western Industrial grouping in the 1970s, stabilization in the (Former) Soviet Union and its allies did not occur until the 1980s and was followed by a strong decline after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
