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Indeed, some studies showed a high tonoplast fluidity [ 54], as well as a specific feature of fatty acid composition that may be responsible for the tonoplasts' unique fluidity and high elasticity [ 55] required for osmotic processes in the cell.
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In support of this notion, NE vesicles isolated from sea urchin egg extracts are specifically enriched in phosphoinositides (Larijani et al. 2000), which confer a unique level of fluidity at the membrane (Zhendre et al. 2011).
This chemical structure promotes increased stability and membrane fluidity that allows unique protein lipid interactions not otherwise afforded by saturated fatty acids or omega-6 fatty acids such as AA and cholesterol.
In this video, two of our favourite chemistry professors tell us a little bit about the wonders of mercury: [video link] Ancient alchemists thought fluidity was an essential and unique property of mercury, so they were shocked when two Russians demonstrated in 1759 that mercury could be frozen into a solid and bent like any other metal.
Genomic fluidity is defined as the ratio of unique gene families to the sum of gene families in pairs of genomes averaged over randomly chosen genome pairs from within a group of N genomes: (1) ϕ = 2 N (N − 1 ) ∑ k, l = 1... N k < l U k + U l M k + M l.
These features make S-layer lattices to unique supporting architectures resulting in lipid membranes with nanopatterned fluidity and considerably extended longevity (Schuster & Sleytr, 2000; Gufler et al., 2004; Schuster et al., 2004; Schuster & Sleytr, 2006; Schuster et al., 2008; Schuster & Sleytr, 2009b; Schuster et al., 2010).
For a pair of genomes, genomic fluidity denotes the fraction of genes that are unique to only one of the genomes out of the total of genes present in the two genomes (Lan et al. 2013).
Ether lipids are chemically distinct from their diacyl counterparts, allowing them to contribute unique structural characteristics to biological membranes, which affect such factors as membrane fluidity and membrane fusion.
True, knitwear occupies a unique space and isn't always competing directly with other brands, but that kind of fluidity benefits any label.
For example, a genomic fluidity of 0.1 represents that a pair of genomes have on average 10% unique genes and share 90% of their genes.
The complicated process in these cases makes one aware that further investigation is needed, for the solubility and fluidity of intermediate species in the catalysts and the supersaturation and condensation of target substances are unique [27, 28].
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