Our previous analysis of SV release statistics suggested a 2-step release model, where SVs transit rapidly from a 'replacement site' to an associated DS before exocytosis22 (Fig. 2b).
Although 34% of the structures are helical, we find that they are short both in space and in time and transit rapidly between helical and non-helical states.
R762X, like WT ACE, was not present in the ER and transited rapidly from the Golgi to exit the cell as it lacks a membrane anchor.
Abstract: We report the discovery of HAT-P-67b, which is a hot-Saturn transiting a rapidly rotating F-subgiant.
This tool can help rail transit operators rapidly assess their operational changes and investment strategies related to efficiency and stability so as to provide efficient and stable services to their customers.
These data show that animals confined into the bright environment transit more rapidly out of homebase behaviors than those confined into the dark and transparent environments.
The purported benefits of whey protein relate to the predominance of β-lactoglobulin, which remains soluble in the stomach, therefore transiting more rapidly to the upper jejunum [ 29].
As expected, the proportion of unvaccinated children at transit sites rapidly declined over the course of the July SIA as more children were vaccinated in house-to-house and transit activities.
It is seen that the 5'-nuclease domain rapidly transits from the inactive to active modes and the transition time approximately has a single-exponential distribution.
In vertebrate embryos, neural crest cells represent a prime example of a cell type that rapidly transits from an undifferentiated to differentiated state via progressive gene regulatory changes1.
Such a control problem exists in applications including nanoscale material property mapping, robot manipulation, and probe-based nanofabrication, where the output needs to track the desired trajectory during the tracking sections, and rapidly transit to another point during the transition sections with no post-transition oscillations.
