Root development and growth, however, depends on both on an apical-basal auxin gradient with its greatest concentration in the region of the QC (generated by polar transport through protophloem cells) and redirection of that auxin flow laterally in the root cap where it subsequently flows back toward the shoot (through lateral root cap and epidermal cells) [ 58].
Alternative hypotheses envision a direct transport and redirection of nutrients from the Salmonella cytoplasm into the vacuole or stress the autotrophic potential of the Salmonella, so that only a basic C- or N-source is required.
In the global South countless informal and organized solid waste collectors are engaged in resource recovery, classification of discarded waste, and redirection of recyclables towards the recycling sector.
Rapidly expanding astrocytic processes create functional walls surrounding the ischemic core, which extend the time available for marshalling endogenous repair mechanisms, e.g., redirection of blood flow to still salvageable parts of the brain and redirection of neurite sprouting and synapse formation to build new circuitry [77].
The effects of rheology on the spread and redirection of flow in a fracture of variable aperture are crucial for optimization of transport and placement of particles or tracers in natural and man-made fractures.
The high-rate activated sludge (HRAS) process is a technology suitable for the removal and redirection of organics from wastewater to energy generating processes in an efficient manner.
Because of this widening of opportunities for success and failure, diversity in life pathways increases, which may be reflected in the course and redirection of glycemic control in emerging adults with type 1 diabetes (6, 7).
That means money supply growth is emanating from government's misallocation and redirection of capital.
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These undergo rapid endocytosis and redirection of their intracellular trafficking when their substrate becomes available again.
