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Only one region of the FK1 domain of FKBP52 exhibits a small amount of the resonance line-broadening from this timescale of motion.

It is perhaps noteworthy that this timescale for association is of similar magnitude to that for the subunit exchange of αB-crystallin (22), and may indicate that the αB-crystallin subunits are the active chaperone species.

We may think of this as the timescale of the pathology of epilepsy, or epileptogenesis.

In this case, the timescale of the perturbation from the outer star onto the inner binary during its periastron passage, is comparable to the dynamical timescale of the inner binary.

From the perspective of power balancing, we consider in this paper the timescale of real-time dispatch in power systems with high penetration of intermittent power sources.

In this approach, the timescale of the fluctuations that are probed is given by the timescale of the integration time used.

The concentration of CaMKII subunits in dendritic spines is estimated to be ∼100 μM (Otmakhov and Lisman, 2012), suggesting that in this environment the timescale of subunit exchange may be substantially shorter than seen in our experiments.

For many invaders, this high density appears stable, although the timescale of this stability (years, decades, centuries) is still unclear for many invaders (Simberloff and Gibbons 2004).

We used Creatine as a simultaneously acquired reference peak as this is likely to remain stable over the timescale of this study.

The two rates can be varied in concert to maintain this behaviour while changing the timescale of mtDNA turnover, this is what we plot in Figure 5A.

Do we have a good idea of the timescale of this response?