We note that the solid surface lacks translational and rotational freedom, and the entropy of the surface only has a vibrational contribution.
Most, if not all, parasite antigens utilize the change of surface post-translational modifications (PTM) to modulate and possibly evade the host immune response.
This can also serve, at least in part, to account for why surface post-translational modifications such as glycosylation can have significant effects on turnover (e.g. ref. 986).
A rational translational surface is a typical modeling surface used in computer-aided design and the architecture industry.
The bone remodelling would occur uniformly along the root surface during the translational displacement along the x-axis, while beneath the apex of the tooth root the bone would not change.
Boundary conditions for FE included a reaction force equivalent to 1.7 times body weight applied to the track surface, rotational and translational constraints at the distal phalanx joint and friction between the equine hoof wall and the track surface.
For instance, in a study involving the selection of one of two transparent superimposed surfaces, Khoe and colleagues [ 27] found a modulation of a negative C1 (75-110 ms) and N1 (160-210 ms) components for the relevant vs. the irrelevant translational surface within an attended space location.
Rock/debris slides normally occur along a recognisable slip surface, which can be translational (along a near-planar failure surface) or rotational (along a circular failure surface).
Surface displayed scFvFc post-translational sulfation analysis was performed as described earlier [17].
The authors proposed that surface nestin underwent post-translational modification by γ-secretase and that, after plasma membrane exposure, nestin may be used as a marker for the isolation and characterization of CSCs in glioblastoma.
