Interestingly, the degradation of centriolar satellites is GABARAP specific and does not depend on LC3 proteins.81 In contrast, Cep131, another resident protein of centriolar satellites, interacts with LC3, indicating that more than one centriolar satellite protein could regulate their degradation.82 ...
In SWAT, the transport and transformation of pollutants depend on the hydrological process. N enters the basin through atmospheric N fixation and fertilization, experiences oxidization and reduction in the soil and water in different forms (NO3-, NO2, NO2-, N2O, and NH4+, etc.), and leaves...
What is geological stability? What is the geochemistry of sedimentary rock? What is hydrothermal metamorphism? What are geologic events? Does radiometric dating depend on the geological column? What does QTM stand for in geologic maps? What geologic feature is caused by chemical weathering?
An 18O isotope speleothem record from Crag Cave (southwest Ireland; McDermott et al., 2001) that provides a regional signal predominantly driven by temperature and North Atlantic Oscillation, but is also influenced by factors such as ice rafting, meltwater input and moisture availability (see McDer...
Measurement of the hydrogen isotope ratios of cometary water suggests that some of the Earth's oceans may be derived from comets (Chyba1990; Meier et al.1998). If this is true, comets could also have delivered organics, though the survival of these would depend on the nature of the delive...
What is the relationship between a compound's stability and its enthalpy of formation? What is stirring in reaction rate? How to find the momentum in an electron through the photoelectric effect In a Hydroxide ion, where does it get the 9th and 10th electron from?
3.3.2. What Does It Mean for the Heart? Similarly to a high-protein diet, high-carbohydrate and high-fiber diets resulted in an increase in the genus Bifidobacterium from phylum Actinobacteria, that imparts positive effects on health and the heart was previously discussed. Furthermore, a high...
"It is so driven case by case. Making a broad assessment doesn't do it justice, because land use changes depend on their location."Ansell said he has been working with hydrogen for several years and battery/electric systems before that, so he needed to remain objective and all the data ...
The intermediates may continue to decay, but the final product (isotope of an element) is stable. (3) During the decay, essentially three types of radioactive emission (α, β, and γ) are given out. (4) The radioactive toxicity depends on, in addition to the type of emission and ...
Chapter 6. Microbial Control of Soil Carbon Turnover Chapter 7. Recycling of Organic Wastes to Soil and Its Effect on Soil Organic Carbon Status Chapter 8. Soil Erosion and C Losses: Strategies for Building Soil Carbon Chapter 9. The Future of Soil Carbon Index ...