Sentence examples for upon disassembly of from inspiring English sources
Upon disassembly of the engine and subsequent fluorescent penetrant inspection, it was observed that three blades of the rotor assembly were identified to have damaged.
For DvOCT, acid-disassembling Au NCs in pH 5.0 buffer (Fig. 4d) showed greater Doppler variance signal than the sample in DI water (Fig. 4c; the appearance of fast moving particles [colored red]) upon disassembly of relatively large Au NCs to smaller, more mobile Au NPs.
(D ) ISRIB quickly restores mRNA translation upon disassembly of stress granules.
Our results are consistent with previous findings demonstrating an enhanced ability of cells to repair cell membrane wounds upon the disassembly of their actin cytoskeleton [47] [49].
It has been shown that dividing cells are highly transfectable compared to quiescent ones, suggesting that DNA enters the nucleus upon the disassembly of the nuclear envelope during mitosis.
Upon internalization, disassembly of the virus particles was observed.
Vezatin and F-actin similar behaviours upon either disassembly of the junctions by Ca2+ depletion or treatment of the cells by cytochalasin-D or latrunculin-A argue in favour of an association of vezatin with F-actin at mature junctions.
Here, we introduce a new molecular design for a theranostic prodrug based on a self-immolative linker attached to a pair of FRET dyes that produces a fluorescent signal upon disassembly.
Price, A. J. et al. Host cofactors and pharmacologic ligands share an essential interface in HIV-1 capsid that is lost upon disassembly.
Therefore, it is reasonable to expect that the ICP0-like proteins of all α-herpesviruses should likewise fulfill dual roles in the nucleus and cytoplasm of virus-infected cells [9], and thus should trigger disassembly of microtubule networks upon their translocation to the cytoplasm.
This is the first demonstration of disassembly of RR structures upon microinjection of anti-IMPDH2 antibodies that led to the disappearance of the molecular aggregates.
