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We believe that these distinct outcomes arise from imbalance between chaperones and substrates created by significant perturbations of the cellular environment beyond what can be achieved naturally.

LPxTG-related proteins were searched by screening for [LYF]P[TSA][GANS] motif and using of an LPxTG Hidden Marcov Model for sortase substrates created by Boekhorst et al. [ 46].

Gap-filling DNA synthesis with wild-type pol β and mutants were carried out on substrates created by annealing oligonucleotides (template/labeled primer/downstream oligodeoxynucleotide) in a ratio of 5 (250 fM):1 (50 fM):3 (150 fM).

For example, a recent study of mouse embryonic fibroblasts lacking Smg1, which encodes a kinase responsible for phosphorylating UPF1, found that 9% of predicted NMD substrates created by alternative splicing exhibited increased levels relative to wild-type cells (McIlwain et al., 2010).

Fertig et al. [ 16] performed whole-cell patch clamping on a 1-μm-diameter aperture in a quartz substrate created by ion-track etching.

This may be attributed to higher softening of the substrate created by the microbiological method, even after infected dentin layer removal, in comparison with natural or artificially-created CAD by pH-cycling model [ 10].

They created nanonodules with diameters of 100 nm, 300 nm, and 500 nm by self-assembly technique and demonstrated that 300 nm nanonodule containing substrates created the most promising environment for osteoblast differentiation and bone-titanium integration.

IGFBP4-immobilized substrates were created by fusion with elastin-like polypeptides.

Replication fork substrates were created by heating the appropriate DNA strands to 95°C for 5 min and slowly cooling to room temperature.

Using matrices of varying stiffness and measurements of endothelial cell migration and traction stresses, we find that cells can detect and respond to substrate strains created by the traction stresses of a neighboring cell, and that this response is dependent on matrix stiffness.

In one physical analysis of RecBCD-mediated splices, the linear DNA substrate was created by in vivo restriction digestion of a λ phage to release a linear molecule containing direct terminal repeats [29], [79].