Our analyses suggest that occurrences of a motif identified in the upstream regions of the Cryptosporidium heat shock genes represent parts of the transcriptional apparatus and function as stress response elements that activate expression of these genes during excystation, and possibly at other stages in the life cycle of the parasite.
According to this approach, technology is addressed not only in terms of its apparatus and function, but also according to its implied method and the purpose of applying the technology.
In order to further analyze the roles of TRAP1 in protein quality control, we took advantage of data suggesting that some eukaryotic HSP family members are components of the translational apparatus and function in co-translational processes.
Instead of encoding their own machinery for cytoplasmic propagation, these viruses evolved to parasitize their giant relatives by exploiting the transcription apparatus and other functions of the giant viruses.
Because of their collectively large luminal volumes, the ER, nucleus, Golgi apparatus and mitochondria function as the large Ca2+ stores of the cell.
These high-throughput approaches have generated an enormous amount of data and have the potential to contribute to our understanding of the MET apparatus and OHC function.
ORFan L529 predicted as translation initiation factor 4e is an important protein of the translation apparatus and will function as a cap binding protein during protein synthesis and facilitate ribosome binding to mRNA.
In vegetative Tetrahymena cells made amicronucleate by laser ablation, or by preventing mitosis while undergoing cell division, lesions in oral apparatus structure and function were observed, and growth was blocked (Wells, 1961; Haremaki et al., 1995).
The masticatory apparatus and its main functions of chewing, speech and swallowing are affected by osteoporosis with the same percentage of the skeleton, and in many studies the relationship between systemic osteoporosis and loss of alveolar bone and teeth has been linked [ 1].
According to the National Security Archive, a private research institute based in Washington, D.C., the U.S. government possesses thousands of documents concerning the Mexican "dirty war". These documents could be a powerful tool for the special prosecutor as he seeks to establish how Mexico's security apparatus functioned and what role specific individuals played within it.
