ライフサイエンスコーパス: mechanical change

1 om ischemia-induced electrophysiological and mechanical changes.

2 leotide state are coupled to chemical and/or mechanical changes.

3 reflect a general cellular response to rapid mechanical changes.

4 pacity, little is known about the associated mechanical changes.

5 ation, morphological changes often accompany mechanical changes [1], but it is unclear whether or whe

6 of two switch states related by large-scale mechanical changes: a syn-topology (helices of the diffe

7 thus, platforms with dynamic and reversible mechanical changes are needed.

8 These mechanical changes are not observed in the suspended sta

9 hma and obesity include airway inflammation, mechanical changes associated with obesity, changes in a

10 stigate the real-time dynamic structural and mechanical changes associated with the neurodegeneration

11 solid-state SO(2) isomerism drives a larger mechanical change (benzene-ring rotation) in a neighbour

12 PR failed to reverse any mechanical changes but partially restored type IIa fiber

13 w mostly acknowledged that these age-related mechanical changes confer vulnerability of the heart to

14 These mechanical changes, driven by putative molecular motors,

15 ells in 2D and 3D microenvironments revealed mechanical changes due to cytoskeletal modulation and ce

16 ng volume) would significantly influence the mechanical changes during coughing and thus cough flow.

17 sure abdominal wall myopathic histologic and mechanical changes during incisional herniation and its

18 keletal structure and remodel ECM to produce mechanical changes during tissue development and wound h

19 t abrogation of stomatal function reflects a mechanical change in the guard cell wall.

20 fness, provide a quantitative measure of the mechanical changes in actin filaments associated with co

21 To investigate the effects of mechanical changes in cytoplasmic structure on intracell

22 The observed structural, energetic, and mechanical changes in dark state G90D rhodopsin provide

23 -1 leukemia cells, we are able to induce the mechanical changes in ECs especially in the region of ce

24 coupling of force production to chemical and mechanical changes in motors, and second, understanding

25 ce microscopy to characterize structural and mechanical changes in the F-actin cytoskeleton of cultur

26 ption also led to significant structural and mechanical changes in the lipid bilayer.

27 To examine mechanical changes in the membrane that are coupled with

28 The chemical and mechanical changes in the MOFs are extensively character

29 ration are responsible for morphological and mechanical changes in the oocyte.

30 A new study demonstrates that due to mechanical changes in the vessel wall, these animals exh

31 Osteogenic cells respond to mechanical changes in their environment by altering thei

32 od pressure) best for smoothing respiratory (mechanical) changes in blood pressure.

33 changes, and mechanoreceptors, sensitive to mechanical changes) in the genesis of the increased vent

34 may be an important factor in the intrinsic mechanical changes, in addition to instantaneous force-v

35 The mechanical changes induced by salicylate may affect seve

36 chemical medium for achieving such a gradual mechanical change involves the elegant use of collagen-b

37 Major morphological and mechanical changes occur in the starfish oocyte during m

38 detailed information about the chemical and mechanical changes occurring in hardened Portland cement

39 indings, metabolic changes appear to precede mechanical changes of LVH progression in the SHR model.

40 ing RBC membrane undulations, we measure the mechanical changes of RBCs as they undergo a transition

41 vidence of OA appears to precede significant mechanical changes, suggesting that the cho mutation lea

42 Instead there is a gradual mechanical change that accompanies the transcendence fro

43 sporters indicates that it produces a modest mechanical change that is likely to play a role in facil

44 microenvironment, focusing especially on the mechanical changes that occur within the sarcomere, inte

45 tion of force and movement reflects only the mechanical changes to the length of the LCBD or whether

46 of cell wall xyloglucan-specific enzymes in mechanical changes underlying plant cell wall re-modelli

47 n this study, we elucidate the energetic and mechanical changes within the subdomains of the nucleoti

48 allowed imaging and quantifying CXL-induced mechanical changes without contact in a depth-dependent