Sentence examples for In compartmentalisation from inspiring English sources

This country's delight in compartmentalisation finds it hard to deal with a man whose life as gesamtkunstwerke - total artwork - spanned several very different and distinct phases.

Secondly, the activity of signalling pathways is often dependent on posttranslational modifications such as phosphorylation and/or changes in compartmentalisation within the cell.

It was hypothesised that LNA ASO could bind to currently unknown macromolecular binding partners and therefore result in compartmentalisation, especially in the liver.

Interestingly, most of the targets are involved in cardiac development, like NOTCH1, closely related to ventricular development and GATA4, which plays a key role in compartmentalisation of the heart, atrial and ventricular development and atrioventricular valve formation.

In D. melanogaster these can be found in nurse cells, but also appear to be involved in compartmentalisation of mRNA decay and translation repression, for example of osk[ 116, 117].

Only RPGRIP1L has been identified biochemically in TZ complexes involved in ciliary compartmentalisation, and thus only RPGRIP1L is included here.

In addition, F-actin redistribution plays a major role in membrane cortical compartmentalisation in the initial stages of cellularisation (Sokac and Wieschaus, 2008a, 2008 b).

The group identity aids in the compartmentalisation of what its members stand for and each university becomes inextricably associated with its group colleagues and their latest campaigns, successes and failures.

However, it is clear that the segregation of cholesterol and sphingolipids is important in the compartmentalisation of membrane function [7].

Accordingly, trafficking-dependent alterations in receptor compartmentalisation are crucial regulatory mechanisms for EGFR signalling (Frey et al, 2006; Tanos and Pendergast, 2006).

The Eph and ephrin family provides a classical example of sorting molecules (Batlle et al., 2002; Solanas et al., 2011); although members are differentially expressed within the epidermis (Genander et al., 2010), their involvement in epidermal compartmentalisation is still unclear.