Sentence examples for steady state amount from inspiring English sources
Because Roc1 can influence Cullin neddylation, we examined our co-immunoprecipitation data paying particular attention to whether association with different Roc chimeras affects the steady state amount of Cullin neddylation.
Northern blot analysis using a probe that does not distinguish between endogenous wild-type tmRNA and the ssrA-DD derivative, demonstrated that the total steady state amount of ssrA tmRNA was approximately doubled in cells with a single extra-copy and was substantially higher in cells transformed with the multi-copy plasmid (Figure 1B).
This yields a steady state amount of approximately 100 (au).
For example, doubling the amount of labile iron gives an increment of only 0.6% on the final steady state amount of cLIP.
These graphs show that the steady state amount of cLIP is essentially insensitive to the addition or removal of iron, due to the buffering capacity of ferritin.
Whether simulating the steady state amount of cLIP or sudden changes in the cLIP, the simulation results show the high capacity and effectiveness of ferritin protein nanocages to quickly react and control changes in the amount of cLIP.
rsp5 mutants have increased plasma membrane steady state amounts of Fur4.
The AUC at steady state amounted to 4.8 μmol h l−1 (mean).
We have shown that at low temperatures where the transgene induction is mild, the Fabp7 or dFabp proteins reduce the steady-state amount of daytime sleep.
Since Lpl is displaced from Gpihbp1 by circulating triglyceride-rich lipoproteins and rapidly cleared in the liver [15], a decrease in its rate of diffusion through tissues could diminish the steady-state amount of active enzyme bound to Gpihbp1 on apical endothelium and in the plasma.
Polymerization has also been measured further back in the cytoskeletal extension, with rates approximately proportional to the steady-state amount of actin filaments [26], which can be interpreted to be due to the creation of filament plus-ends by severing [12].
