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Earth history,
ecosystem dynamics and land use
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- vessel,
solid or
gaseous impurities, pre-formed
solid crystals, or
other nucleators,
heterogeneous nucleation may occur,
where some
energy is
released by...
- In thermodynamics,
nucleation is the
first step in the
formation of
either a new
thermodynamic phase or
structure via self-****embly or self-organization...
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cleanse their bodies of ice
nucleators which are
necessary for the
development of ice crystals. In the
absence of ice
nucleators, body
fluids can
remain liquid...
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Morris CE,
Foreman CM, Cai R,
Sands DC (2008). "Ubiquity of
biological ice
nucleators in snowfall". Science. 319 (5867): 1214. Bibcode:2008Sci...319.1214C....
- in
order to
remove potential ice
nucleators.
Absence of
freezing indicates that
their AFPs can
inhibit ice
nucleators to vary in low
temperatures and may...
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water is not
always the same as the
melting point. In the
absence of
nucleators water can
exist as a
supercooled liquid down to −48.3 °C (−54.9 °F; 224...
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cessation in feeding,
clearing the gut, and
removing lipoprotein ice
nucleators (LPINs) from the haemolymph.
Freezing can also be
initiated by external...
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common motif found in all of
these nucleators.
Other protein containing WH2
domain have
other functions. And
other nucleators, such as formins,
nucleate actin...
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Cellular barriers such as lignin,
suberin and the
cuticle inhibit ice
nucleators and
force water into the
supercooled tissue. The
xylem and
primary tissue...
