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Furthermore, the 5-hmC is actively removed by the activation-induced deaminase/APOBEC family of cytidine deaminases in mammalian cells.

This suggests that a certain amount of H3K36me1/me2 is placed at CGIs but is then actively removed by targeting of demethylase activity.

Most biochars were actively removed by the earthworms.

In the circulation, like other apoptotic bodies, these microparticles will be actively removed by binding and phagocytosis.

But whether by dint of a lack of appreciation of the avant garde nature of some of the work, negligence or lack of resources to safeguard the art, experts warn that much of it is being allowed to vanish or actively removed and destroyed by its custodians.

In this case protons from the formation of carbonate could be actively removed, e.g. by a yet unknown Ca2+-ATPase, which in turn delivers Ca2+ to the calcification site, as has been proposed for corals [ 16, 48].

The newly produced glutamate will be actively removed from mitochondria by the cytosolic ATP-dependent glutamine synthase, and at high cytosolic ATP, the phosphorylated glutamine transporters will pump out glutamine from the astrocyte [ 105].

In a low-emissions trajectory in which carbon pollution rates were slashed and carbon actively removed from the air by trees or machines, between 77% and 87% of reefs that they analyzed stay in the safe zone with the aragonite saturation above 3. "If we are on the [business as usual] emissions trajectory, then the reefs are toast," Caldeira says.

In general, the accumulation of small-molecule drugs is characterized by a two-way flow, in and out of the cell, as molecules can diffuse across the membrane according to the direction of the concentration gradient or are actively removed from the cell by molecular efflux pumps.

Photosynthates are actively secreted into, and actively removed from, sieve-tube members by their companion cells.

A 7.9-fold lower intracellular accumulation was observed in cells over-expressing ABCB1 at a fixed concentration of Act D (0.01 μM) over a 12 h period, confirming that Act D was being actively removed from the MDCKII-ABCB1 cells by ABCB1.