"backward transport" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the movement of people, goods, or information in the opposite direction of the usual flow. For example, "The government implemented measures to regulate backward transport of goods from neighboring countries."
Otherwise, backward transport of the substrate might occur, and the free energy of ATP hydrolysis would become futile.
26 Due to their high degree of plasma protein binding and their backward transport through P-glycoprotein, placentransfersfer of PIs is minimal or absent, although the level may differ according to the specific substance (Table 1).
When the backward transport from Oaamit to Oaacyt is negligible, a three-carbon fragment of Oaacyt (C1-C2-C3) is produced from Pep, a precursor of Phe and Tyr, via glycolysis and by pyruvate carboxylase.
Each animal's total forward and backward motion during transport was calculated to estimate the effect of orientation on the horses' ability to maintain balance.
He writes with a measure and balance that seem transported backward in time from some more dispassionate future.
Ca2+ redundancy in cytoplasm is actively transported backward into ER by sarco-/endoplasmic reticular calcium ATPase (SERCA), which is a membrane pump located in ER.
But diplomats in Pyongyang see little evidence that North Korea grasps what needs to be done to lure foreign capital, including the massive investment needed in the country's backward and tattered energy, transport and communications systems.
The surprisingly backward state of Seattle transport tells a story familiar to many American cities: an aesthetically bold, forward-looking optimism in the years after the second world war, followed by decades of bitter struggle with its own demanding suburbs, home in this case to the mighty or once-mighty likes of Boeing and Microsoft.
In the case of PF, excited states are created mainly through the absorption of photons by photosynthetic pigments, whereas DF emission is coupled to excited states formed as a result of the backward reactions of electron transport.
There could be other theories -- the earth could be flat, with invisible forces transporting travelers backward.
Its ruins and landmarks can transport you instantly backward or forward over the centuries, depending on the remains of which monuments, temples, fountains and other structures you are observing.
