The pi-bond of ethylenic moiety (C13 C14) also shows an average of ~20 kcal/mol stabilization energy when it is delocalized to either acetonitrile group.
Many of them, like COX17 mRNA, are completely delocalized when PUF3 is deleted (Figure 1A).
The most parsimonious way to explain how Dg can affect Cora and alpha-Spectrin NMJ concentration is: Dg controls the F-actin cytoskeleton via Dystrophin; Coracle as well as alpha-Spectrin, known to be actin binding protein, are delocalized when the postsynaptic F-actin cytoskeleton is disrupted in absence of Dystrophin in the dg loss of function condition.
Furthermore, the membrane-bound GEF Sec12 is not responsible for defining ERES formation as when it is delocalized to the general ER, ERES remain intact (Connerly et al. 2005).
When benefits were delocalized either because of excessive metabolite release or rapid distribution of metabolite throughout the community, self-organization was diminished (A ) and cooperators were disfavored compared to cheaters (B ).
The primary exceptions are when the probe is very large (highly defocused or delocalized) or when fine details must be recovered from diffraction pattern, such as higher order Laue zone line measurements [42].
A reason for this includes a smaller reorganization energy when the proton can be delocalized over several water molecules in a Grotthus-type mechanism.
Moreover, the persistence of MRLC9/12 localization when Pk and Stbm are delocalized (e.g., cytochalasin treatment), and the requirement for myosin activity during repolarization after cytochalasin treatment, suggest that myosin polarization in Ciona notochord cells could act upstream of core PCP localization.
Figure 4B shows that this functional form accurately predicts the results from numerical simulations, except when the eigenvector is almost completely delocalized.
In the model proposed, in Figure 9, water that accumulates when Na+/K+-pump is inhibited by ouabain must be delocalized from cytosol and other compartments leading to the formation of vesicles.
