In addition, its fragmentation through biological activity (in particular by insects) and physical processes can also be important.
α-syn can modulate the balance of mitochondrial dynamics by inhibiting membrane fusion and causing fragmentation through its interaction with the membrane (Nakamura et al. 2011).
In Kirkbride's taxonomic assessment of Cucumis [ 2], subgenus Cucumis is considered primitive and subgenus Melo was hypothesized to have been derived from it through chromosomal fragmentation [ 14- 16].
Similar to most aquatic plants, hydrilla possesses a variety of reproductive strategies to ensure its growth and establishment, including reproduction through seeds, fragmentation, turions on leaf axils and tubers (subterranean turions) [ 35].
Three decades after the Killing Fields, the shadows of genocide can still be felt in the diaspora in America, manifesting across generations through a fragmentation of family narratives and a profound silence about its aftermath.
Thus, we attempted to localize these BAC clones through their fragmentation and in situ hybridization of the derived fragments on the chromosomes of common wheat.
The only way to gain control is to focus on the API layer; it's not even worth thinking through the fragmentation of the interface layer, especially if one is providing a service.
Coming closer to the end of the study (20 25 weeks), it was apparent that the cements had degraded through considerable fragmentation.
An alteration in forest structure through fragmentation of forests has affected its functional abilities, as is evident from the decline in water yield, carbon sequestration potential and biodiversity.
From the above literature search, the data were used to initiate further research, to investigate the effects of NDV AF2240 strain on human breast cancer cell lines in different strategic ways, targeting how it affect the DNA through fragmentation quantitatively.
