(v) 'Maintenance' (stabilizing change and avoiding relapse): the need is for assistance in preventing relapse and in consolidating gains [ 1, 5 ].
Membranes and membrane trafficking are important to stabilize changes in curvature and to provide membrane to alleviate tension caused by shape changes during division.
One possible mechanism to explain these pleiotropic effects is that the antibodies induce or stabilize changes in receptor conformation that mimic or modulate the ones induced or stabilized by true agonistic ligands (see Figure 1B).
Our approach, in contrast, became more and more one that focused on the activity 'in between'; the period during which things (and people, and teams) were changing, rather than some end state of achieved and stabilized change.
Protein stability is categorized as destabilizing (−ΔΔG), neutral (0 ΔΔG), or stabilizing (+ΔΔG); changes in stability of <0.5 ΔΔG are not significant.
In the absence of a stabilizing effect, changes in the collagenous material are expected to occur and can be measured in terms of the hydrothermal constant (shrinkage temperatures measured by micro-hot table, MHT) and by changes in the protein Amide I and II peaks measured using FTIR-ATR spectroscopy [50, 51, 65].
Despite Basel III and other efforts by the G20 to bolster the Financial Stability Board's capacity to facilitate cooperation and stabilizing regulatory changes, regulation exists predominantly at the national and regional levels.
Also stabilizing residue changes have been reported to be associated with diseases [ 7, 8].
The substitution rate, however, is dependent on the shape of To explore this dependence, we constructed a simpler model where a fraction of all mutations is destabilizing (with change in free energy of folding ), a fraction is neutral, and a fraction is stabilizing (with change in free energy of folding ).
