ライフサイエンスコーパス: collide

1 ble that their member stars will interact or collide.

2 kage occurs when two translocating complexes collide.

3 f biomedical discoveries and ethical beliefs collide.

4 gh itself and cuts when two enzyme molecules collide.

5 duction, urban development, and conservation collide.

6 ringlike cluster and two rings spontaneously collide.

7 mas carrying oppositely directed field lines collide.

8 omain is where contraction, energy and death collide.

9 aims or when selfish and prosocial interests collide.

10 o the CFUME surface, was used to detect each collide.

11 ls where the upward and downward activations collided.

12 ow will they behave when they fall, roll, or collide?

13 n vivo reveals synchronous reorganization of colliding actin networks through engagement of an inter-

14 in and characterizing the mixing dynamics of colliding airborne microdroplets (40 +/- 5 mum diameter)

15 vesicles exhibit interesting behavior: they collide and coalesce, can finger into stripes, and can b

16 n generates 3' flaps as the additional forks collide and displace nascent leading strands, providing

17 wound site, and the converging tissue fronts collide and form a stable interface.

18 ceeds in embryos lacking centrosomes, nuclei collide and form large irregularly shaped nuclear cluste

19 atalytically active metal NPs are allowed to collide and immobilize on the electrode resulting in the

20 Diffusing septin complexes collide and make end-on associations to form elongated f

21 dynamic in the denatured state but when they collide and make enough contacts, they provide a loose s

22 tion are occurring, elongating complexes may collide and proteasomal degradation may be required for

23 At higher grid velocities, the rings collide and reconnect to produce quantum turbulence.

24 Unfortunately, DNA-coated colloids generally collide and stick forming kinetically arrested random ag

25 ring explosive eruptions, airborne particles collide and stick together, accelerating the fallout of

26 embly of adjacent nucleosomes with which RSC collides and not the disassembly of nucleosomes mobilize

27 regions rich in Gram-negative prey bacteria, colliding and attaching to prey and then ceasing flagell

28 rolled monodisperse microdroplet streams and collide (and thus mix) the microdroplets with high spati

29 tent random walks on the computational grid, collide, and proliferate until they reach confluence.

30 O) on the surface, allowing the reactants to collide, and, with a transient close to a picosecond (ps

31 Individual cells moved, collided, and formed alveolar-like cysts without appreci

32 eraction begins when the centers of two rods collide at a random angle.

33 Supercollider (SSC) protons, or antiprotons, collide at a rate between 10(5) (Fermilab) and 10(8) (SS

34 on and the total energy transfer between the colliding atom and the nanotube also exhibit a roughly M

35 how that Cl(-) + CH(3)Cl trajectories, which collide backside along the S(N)2 reaction path, do not f

36 In a colliding beam accelerator such as Fermilab or the Super

37 Previous experiments on colliding Bose-Einstein condensates have revealed matter

38 only by the velocity at which microdroplets collide but also the geometry of the collision (i.e., he

39 By measuring the overall atomic loss from colliding clouds as a function of magnetic field, we tra

40 xes (OPCs) and elongating complexes (EC) and collided complexes (CC).

41 se kinetics for bimolecular reactions in our colliding-droplet microreactor.

42 of coalescence and stretching separation of colliding droplets are delineated based on Weber number

43 phase chemical reactions to be initiated by colliding droplets with different reactants and levitati

44 By irradiating two colliding elliptically-polarized lasers onto two diamond

45 er is produced when interplanetary impactors collide energetically with small inner moons, and is org

46 ART, which include the potential impact of "colliding epidemics" of infection (eg, HIV, tuberculosis

47 However, the straightforward laser-laser colliding for copious numbers of pair creation requires

48 usly, but what happens when such polymerases collide--for example due to polymerase pausing or DNA da

49 ing to new replication forks that apparently collide from behind with stalled forks, thereby generati

50 to arise when newly formed replication forks collide from behind with stalled or collapsed forks.

51 s roughly M(1/3), where M is the mass of the colliding gas species (He, Ar, Ne, Kr, Xe, CH4, and N2).

52 such that RNA polymerase and DNA polymerase collide head-on.

53 ns when RNA polymerase II (RNAPII) molecules collide head-to-head.

54 sts generally believed that reactants had to collide in order to effect a transformation.

55 e linear, concentric or spiral and when they collide, instead of annihilating one another they appear

56 discovery, it is suggested that BV probably collides into its prey at random.

57 ation of subunits from the intact complex by colliding it into inert gas atoms such as argon or xenon

58 ggregation process, consistent with monomers colliding many times before finding a favorable strong i

59 e inner Solar System in 0.1-1 Myr, and these collided more energetically to form planets.

60 Finally, we suggest that the problem of colliding networks has general significance in many proc

61 Colliding neutrophils initially bridged by at least one

62 collisions increases the tendency to see the colliding objects as sliding over one another, rather th

63 n of lowlands as they emerged in the form of colliding oceanic island arcs, continental fragments and

64 nstrate that when two or more water droplets collide on an oil-infused substrate, they exhibit noncoa

65 i and breakthrough sites, and largely either collided or merged with each other at variable sites.

66 formed clouds produce precipitation and new colliding outflow patterns that are displaced from the p

67 These colliding outflows form surface convergence zones and ne

68 he axially enhanced mode should occur in any colliding particle system with an elastic scattering res

69 At certain de Broglie wavelengths, the colliding particles can become trapped in long-lived met

70 general and independent of the energy of the colliding partner.

71 t converts some of the kinetic energy of the colliding partners into vibrational excitation(,).

72 via electron or proton transfer between the colliding partners.

73 uch of the disk material originates from the colliding planet.

74 But here we show that colliding planets do not simply merge, as is commonly as

75 cterizing the adhesion probabilities between colliding platelet surfaces for the entire range of near

76 odynamics provided the flow field around the colliding platelets.

77 RNAPII polyubiquitylation, the half-life of collided polymerases increases, so that they can be dete

78 findings reveal that the P1 substrate domain collides rapidly with residues on the P4' catalytic doma

79 The difference is most dramatic when waves collide: rather than annihilating one another, myxobacte

80 inherent in the fact that nearby agents may collide repeatedly (and, worse, cannot recognize when th

81 o results in RNAPII stopping, and removal of collided RNAPII from the DNA template can be achieved vi

82 y actually reflect off one another when they collide, so that each wave crest oscillates back and for

83 ory currents from these regions propels each colliding spiral to rotate faster than the single spiral

84 te acceleration increases with the number of colliding spiral waves.

85 Colliding stellar winds from late-stage, asymptotic-gian

86 ile a strong terahertz field accelerates and collides the electrons with the holes.

87 This has been increased to 99 cleavages by colliding the ions with a background gas while subjectin

88 When black holes collide, their tendexes and vortexes interact and oscill

89 ent densities showed that when two filaments collided, their paths were affected in a manner that dep

90 ut-of-phase' from several sites, propagated, collided then evolved to TdP.

91 re both hard spheres, and when two reactants collide they form product with a reaction probability, p

92 niverse of science, two worlds have recently collided-those of RNA and chromatin.

93 , identifying the "stop signal" that induces colliding tissues to cease migrating and heal remains an

94 leation region of the probe and target first collided to form a double helix.

95 Planetesimals collided to form Moon-to-Mars-sized protoplanets in the

96 At lower densities, proteins collide too rarely.

97 assage requires a DNA-bound topoisomerase to collide twice in rapid succession with a second DNA segm

98 We collided two optically dressed neutral atomic Bose-Einst

99 verwhelms FtsK when these two motor proteins collide while traveling along the same DNA molecule, ind

100 here a mobile working electrode could easily collide with a separately positioned reference electrode

101 med from the collision of two molecules-that collide with a third and chemically inert 'bath gas' mol

102 After replication forks collide with an ICL, the leading strand approaches to wi

103 mplex from chromatin after replication forks collide with an ICL.

104 ytic for a specific electrochemical reaction collide with an inert electrode surface.

105 ird order spikes in a burst could be made to collide with antidromic spike.

106 Desorbed ions collide with background gas during desorption, leading t

107 odules such as APC11-UBCH10 approximately Ub collide with distally tethered disordered substrates rem

108 concluded that GPCRs (R) and G proteins (G) collide with each other randomly after receptor activati

109 s: reactants, intermediates and products may collide with each other throughout the assembly time cou

110 crete molecular objects that move around and collide with each other.

111 Both goals collide with fundamental tenets of the medical malpracti

112 traveled as an independent microcontinent to collide with Gondwana.

113 as vibrationally highly excited NO molecules collide with it.

114 nocytogenes were also observed to physically collide with mitochondria and push them away from the ba

115 ess excitable tissue, where they detached to collide with nonconducting boundaries.

116 quences (Rap1 and Reb1), and (3) potentially collide with nucleosomes during transcription (RNA polym

117 few minutes, including 17% that appeared to collide with obstacles and 13% that moved with a signifi

118 h tunnel vision) reported whether they would collide with obstacles appearing at different offsets fr

119 probabilities that pairs of chromosomal loci collide with one another in living cells of budding yeas

120 hat different pairs of chromosomal loci will collide with one another in vegetatively growing diploid

121 Whenever cells collide with one another, their microtubule arms transie

122 Faster components in the jet catch up to and collide with slower ones, leading to internal shocks tha

123 th N-alkylators arise when replication forks collide with SSBs generated during BER.

124 ple semiclassical picture in which electrons collide with the atoms of a conductor, generating heat l

125 es a gamma-ray burst (GRB), expanding ejecta collide with the circumburst medium and begin to deceler

126 masses of material are again ejected, which collide with the earlier ejecta.

127 The dense gamma-photons then collide with the focused counter-propagating lasers to i

128 L repair is triggered when replication forks collide with the lesion, leading to FANCI-FANCD2-depende

129 Spin-labeled sites that collide with the lipid-bound metal relaxing agent provid

130 face bound oxygen species when the particles collide with the microelectrode.

131 Its likely fate would be to collide with the Moon at approximately 2-3 km s(-1), wel

132 y associated with HIV infection is likely to collide with the pathophysiology of skeletal aging, lead

133 minescence, as organisms carried by currents collide with the telescope infrastructure, resulting in

134 ltramicroelectrode (UME) changes when Pt NPs collide with the UME in a hydrazine solution.

135 double strand breaks after replication forks collide with topoisomerase I cleavage complexes.

136 er these conditions, when a parent wavefront collided with a primitive obstacle, the resultant fragme

137 kable spindle defect where the spindle poles collided with an unyielding cell cortex and the interpol

138 Deep Impact collided with comet Tempel 1, excavating a crater contro

139 eciphering the nature of impactors that have collided with Earth during its history.

140 so noted at shear rates <100/s when Ps-beads collided with isolated neutrophils.

141 imaging to visualize FtsK in real time as it collided with other proteins.

142 d proximally toward the stimulation site and collided with the activation front originating from the

143 e oxidation would be possible when a droplet collided with the electrode, no current spikes were obse

144 rection opposite to the reentrant wave front collided with the leading edge of the reentrant wave fro

145 Particles emanating from comet 81P/Wild 2 collided with the Stardust spacecraft at 6.1 kilometers

146 As its detached upper-stage launch vehicle collided with the surface, instruments on the trailing L

147 hat created the Moon (when a Mars-sized body collided with the young Earth).

148 When a replication fork collides with a DNA topoisomerase I (Top1) cleavage comp

149 to the cell wall may occur when the complex collides with a flagellar basal body and MotA makes spec

150 usly act on the molecule, as occurs when DNA collides with a polymer during electrophoretic separatio

151 ngly asymmetrically charged cytochrome as it collides with a redox partner, the stoichiometry of comp

152 (or assembly) scenarios if a single swimmer collides with a ringlike cluster and two rings spontaneo

153 ped DNA cleavage when a translocating enzyme collides with a static enzyme bound to its site.

154 When a replication fork collides with an ICL, it triggers a damage response that

155 also causes fork instability if a newer fork collides with an older one, generating double-strand bre

156 on by a single redox enzyme molecule when it collides with an ultramicroelectrode.

157 Diffusive She1 collides with and pauses motile dynein motors, prolongin

158 ated by a light-activated rhodopsin molecule collides with and phosphorylates a second molecule of rh

159 herein deuterium hydride (HD) (v = 1, j = 2) collides with molecular deuterium (D2) to form HD (v = 1

160 rated in the relativistic burst ejecta as it collides with surrounding material.

161 elease' model, the lagging strand polymerase collides with the 5' terminus of an earlier completed fr

162 ght afterglows are produced when the outflow collides with the ambient medium.

163 amplitude oscillation in which it repeatedly collides with the charged core it left behind.

164 sing the efficiency with which the redox tag collides with the electrode and thus altering the observ

165 probe and detecting the motion as the probe collides with the eye and bounces back.

166 creasing the effective mass of the body that collides with the ground.

167 Our results suggest that Ca2+.CaM collides with the membrane-bound MARCKS-(151-175) peptid

168 orated into the model indicate that Kar3Vik1 collides with the microtubule at 2.4 mum(-1) s(-1) throu

169 The cycle begins as Vik1 collides with the microtubule followed by Kar3 microtubu

170 main IA of the NBD and suggests that the SBD collides with the NBD at this area to establish alloster

171 o the Earth's surface, where it diverges and collides with the outflows of neighbouring precipitating

172 When a ligand collides with the patch, it reacts with probability p(rx

173 g replication, and we propose Pol delta-PCNA collides with the slower CMG, and in the absence of a st

174 approximately 250 ns after the precursor ion collides with the surface.

175 ial streams out of young stellar objects and collides with the surrounding interstellar medium.

176 ary complexes become nonreversible when UvrD collides with the Topo IV-Norf-DNA ternary complexes, wh

177 iased nature of randomised controlled trials collides with their most vexing implementation problems.

178 Bdellovibrio collides with, enters and replicates within bacterial pr

179 proach to the problem of an edge dislocation colliding with a cluster of self-interstitial atoms (SIA

180 a scenario of a high-speed supernova ejecta colliding with a low-density pre-supernova stellar wind

181 Visualization of flowing neutrophils colliding with adherent 1-mum-diameter beads presenting

182 Moreover, we show that microtubules colliding with cell boundaries zip-up or depolymerize in

183 elocities in al directions, and terminate by colliding with each other or with adjacent neurally supp

184 igible probability of the 1-kilometer object colliding with Earth.

185 regular diffraction patterns for NO radicals colliding with rare-gas atoms that can be explained by t

186 from the debris disk created by a large body colliding with the early Earth.

187 Most have a chance of approximately 0.5% of colliding with the Earth in the next million years.

188 X-rays generated by hiss-scattered electrons colliding with the Earth's atmosphere after removal from

189 ers coped with the impact caused by the foot colliding with the ground before the invention of the mo

190 s by taking a random walk along the support, colliding with their neighbors, and fusing to form dendr

191 ements within preformed secondary structures collide, with the success of these collisions dependent

192 re oppositely charged droplets are forced to collide within channel junctions.

193 In multiwave spirals, individual waves collide, yielding regions with negative wavefront curvat