Sentence examples similar to subsequent to destabilization from inspiring English sources

These early changes in the interfacial behavior of the protein were attributed to disruption of long-range interactions and to destabilization of AS, while the subsequent changes were related to the onset of oligomerization.

Disparities in the conduction velocities of waves propagating out from focal sources, as has been shown in optical imaging experiments (8, 25), could introduce a heterogeneous distribution of tissue refractoriness around the site of the focus, which in turn could lead to destabilization of wavefronts and wavebreak in subsequent reentrant cycles.

This loss of robust checkpoint control and subsequent escape from G2 arrest is likely due at least in part to destabilization of mutant p53, combined with a cellular state in which there is insufficient p21 activity (both intrinsically and via the HSP90 inhibitor-mediated loss of mutant p53) to enforce the checkpoints.

The binding of the hairpin to the sheet leads to a subsequent destabilization of the hairpin, with part of the hairpin backbone dangling in solution.

These defects can be attributed to destabilization and incorrect trafficking of proteins bearing thrombospondin repeats (TSRs).

The defects are attributable to destabilization and incorrect trafficking of proteins with TSRs.

To Putin, the ongoing war in Syria looks like one more example of Western interference leading to destabilization and chaos.

This tPA amount-dependent change in surface charging leads to destabilization of the colloid.

The high weight state becomes more susceptible to destabilization by decreased synaptic activity.

Whether destabilization of Yju2 and Cwc25 by Prp16 leads to destabilization of RNA structures, or vice versa, is unclear.

First, the pro-domain is removed, which leads to destabilization of the molecule.