The phrase "active export" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to trade, economics, or data transfer, where it refers to the ongoing process of exporting goods or information.
Example: "The country has implemented policies to encourage active export to boost its economy."
Alternatives: "ongoing export" or "dynamic export".
Comparison of TG2 activity in WI-38 monolayers bearing 20 minute old wounds versus freshly wounded monolayers showed no difference in crosslink formation, suggesting that the region of intense enzymatic TG2 activity surrounding the wound was not due to active export (Figure S1A).
There is an active export trade in agricultural products.
Unfortunately, in addition to the active export of corruption, domestically we have experienced a monstrous proliferation of graft.
To establish active export of statins from yeast, and thereby detoxification, we integrated a putative efflux pump-encoding gene mlcE from the mevastatin-producing Penicillium citrinum into the S. cerevisiae genome.
But given the scale of the UK-Israel military trade, which included £185m worth of military exports to Israel in the period 2008-12, the UK government must go further than suspending just a fraction of the currently active export licences.
The signal peptide of CphEal was cleaved in E. coli, suggesting active export of the protein at least to the periplasm.
Active nuclear export generally implicates a leucine-rich nuclear export signal (NES) in the cargo proteins.
On the other hand, when active nuclear export was inhibited using leptomycin B, a specific inhibitor of the nuclear export receptor CRM1, both endogenous Atx3 and transfected GFP-Atx3 accumulated inside the nucleus of a subpopulation of COS-7 cells, whereas both proteins are normally predominant in the cytoplasm.
In the light-activated ion pumps, bacteriorhodopsin and halorhodopsin undergo similar conformational changes, which lead to active proton export and Cl− import, respectively.
Plasma acylcarnitines may reflect cytosolic "overspill", active cellular export, or may contribute to detoxification28.
Even in the absence of signaling, nuclear accumulation of Ci155 suffices for significant induction of Hh targets, and active nuclear export of Ci155 is an essential mechanism for maintenance of the unstimulated state.
