The phrase "active cargo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, shipping, or transportation, referring to goods that are currently being transported or are in motion.
Example: "The active cargo on the vessel needs to be monitored closely to ensure timely delivery."
Alternatives: "in-transit goods" or "moving freight".
Ma, X., Hahn, K. & Sanchez, S. Catalytic mesoporous Janus nanomotors for active cargo delivery.
A number of challenges, such as efficient therapeutic loading into the carrier, targeted and specific delivery in the body whilst evading biological defence mechanisms, and controlled release of therapeutically active cargo, must be met for these systems to be clinically relevant.
In neurons, active cargo transport between the cell body and neuronal processes (neurites) is essential for proper distribution of critical materials and energy to their respective subcellular locations (Radad et al., 2006; Singh et al., 2014).
The asymmetric distribution of RanGTP between nucleus and cytoplasm provides the driving force leading to unidirectional active cargo transport [18].
Endosomal escape is considered an important step in delivery biologically active cargo to cells.
Delivery of functionally active cargo molecules to their targets in cytosol and nucleus indicates that some fraction of CPP cargo conjugate eventually escapes from endosomes.
In addition to drugs that may be active cargos in SLNs, some natural compounds with pharmacological activity are also suitable for SLN encapsulation to enhance oral bioavailability.
Cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs) are short (generally five to 40 amino acid) peptide sequences that are able to deliver biologically active cargos into the cell cytoplasm and nucleus by means of their ability to cross cell membranes [ 1, 2].
The port is active, since cargo destined for northwestern Uruguay must be transferred at Paysandú from oceangoing ships to the shallow-draft vessels that ply the upper Uruguay.
EVs are biologically active, intrinsically transporting cargo between cells.
The Pueblo was off the coast of Wonsan - North Korea's most active and largest cargo and military port - when a local harbour patrol vessel sent a message warning the crew that they should allow them to board.
