نتایج جستجو برای: slippage

تعداد نتایج: 2336  

Journal: :Earth surface dynamics 2021

Abstract. The Jinsha River, which has carved a 2–4 km deep gorge, is one of the largest SE Asian rivers. Two successive landslide-lake outburst floods (LLFs) occurred after 2018 Baige landslides along river. Using Sentinel-2 images, we examined LLF impacts on downstream river channels and adjacent hillslopes over 100 distance. increased width active channel by 54 %. Subsequently, major persiste...

Journal: :Molecular cancer therapeutics 2008
James D Orth Yangzhong Tang Jade Shi Clement T Loy Christiane Amendt Claudia Wilm Frank T Zenke Timothy J Mitchison

Kinesin-5 inhibitors (K5I) are promising antimitotic cancer drug candidates. They cause prolonged mitotic arrest and death of cancer cells, but their full range of phenotypic effects in different cell types has been unclear. Using time-lapse microscopy of cancer and normal cell lines, we find that a novel K5I causes several different cancer and noncancer cell types to undergo prolonged arrest i...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 1998
S Kruglyak R T Durrett M D Schug C F Aquadro

We describe and test a Markov chain model of microsatellite evolution that can explain the different distributions of microsatellite lengths across different organisms and repeat motifs. Two key features of this model are the dependence of mutation rates on microsatellite length and a mutation process that includes both strand slippage and point mutation events. We compute the stationary distri...

2010
Hsiao-Chun Huang Timothy J. Mitchison Jue Shi

Variability in cell-to-cell behavior within clonal populations can be attributed to the inherent stochasticity of biochemical reactions. Most single-cell studies have examined variation in behavior due to randomness in gene transcription. Here we investigate the mechanism of cell fate choice and the origin of cell-to-cell variation during mitotic arrest, when transcription is silenced. Prolonge...

Journal: :Molecular biology and evolution 2006
Guy-Franck Richard Bernard Dujon

Minisatellites are DNA tandem repeats exhibiting size polymorphism among individuals of a population. This polymorphism is generated by two different mechanisms, both in human and yeast cells, "replication slippage" during S-phase DNA synthesis and "repair slippage" associated to meiotic gene conversion. The Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome contains numerous natural minisatellites. They are loca...

2010
A. Hussain H. Mahmood S. El-Hasani

BACKGROUND Laparoscopic insertion of a gastric band for weight reduction is increasingly performed in obese and morbidly obese patients. Complication rates after gastric band insertion are reduced by using certain techniques. PATIENTS AND METHODS This was a prospective study of all patients who underwent laparoscopic adjustable gastric band (LAGB) insertion at our unit. This procedure is perf...

Journal: :Advanced Robotics 2006
Daniel M. Helmick Stergios I. Roumeliotis Yang Cheng Daniel S. Clouse Max Bajracharya Larry H. Matthies

A system that enables continuous slip compensation for a Mars rover has been designed, implemented, and field-tested. This system is composed of several components that allow the rover to accurately and continuously follow a designated path, compensate for slippage, and reach intended goals in high-slip environments. These components include: visual odometry, vehicle kinematics, a Kalman filter...

2016
Khanh V. Luong Ling Wang Brett J. Roberts James K. Wahl Aimin Peng

Understanding the determination of cell fate choices after cancer treatment will shed new light on cancer resistance. In this study, we quantitatively analyzed the individual cell fate choice in resistant UM-SCC-38 head and neck cancer cells exposed to cisplatin. Our study revealed a highly heterogeneous pattern of cell fate choices in UM-SCC-38 cells, in comparison to that of the control, non-...

2013
Liat Rockah-Shmuel Ágnes Tóth-Petróczy Asaf Sela Omri Wurtzel Rotem Sorek Dan S. Tawfik

Short insertions and deletions (InDels) comprise an important part of the natural mutational repertoire. InDels are, however, highly deleterious, primarily because two-thirds result in frame-shifts. Bypass through slippage over homonucleotide repeats by transcriptional and/or translational infidelity is known to occur sporadically. However, the overall frequency of bypass and its relation to se...

Journal: :Journal of Patient-Centered Research and Reviews 2015

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