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This could be explained by topographical boundaries for p-6P diffusion on these substrates, which leads to more vertical aggregation.
The active executioner caspases cleave cellular substrates, which leads to characteristic biochemical and morphological changes observed in dying cells.
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The target miRNA triggered the toehold strand displacement assembly of two hairpin substrates, which led to the cyclic reuse of the target miRNA and the CHA products.
In particular, caspase-3 is an effector caspase able to cleave various cytoplasmic or nuclear substrates, which led to many morphological features of apoptotic cell death.
This latter form is constitutively secreted from the parasite (CsCK2), but such secretion may be highly enhanced by the association of specific molecules, including enzyme substrates, which lead to a higher enzymatic activity, called inductively secreted CK2 (IsCK2).
The electric field enhancement effect is found between metal particles and the metal substrate, which leads to the absorption property enhanced.
High kinetic energies are needed for the reorganization of atoms on the substrate which leads to an improved crystalline structure.
This phenomenon may be due to the slight heating (60°C) of the photopolymer substrate, which leads to a tiny photopolymer expansion, and then to a separation at the boundary between different substances.
Glycerol production was observed for the double deletion strains carrying the control or mutated XR (Figure 4C, D), which may be explained by the fact that P. stipitis XR can use DHAP as substrate, which leads to glycerol formation (Jeppsson et al. [2003]).
This mechanism of toxicity comprises at least three stages of binding, internalization, and proteolytic cleavage of a substrate, which leads to inhibition of synaptic exocytotoxic transmitter release.
Based on this result, several studies claim that fluvastatin is not an OATP1B1 substrate, which leads to an obvious inconsistency with in vitro uptake assay results where fluvastatin is an OATP1B1 substrate.
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