Sentence examples for barrier in the diffusion from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, this can also become a barrier in the diffusion process.

Typical examples are the skin and intestine, which can be mounted as sheet barriers in the diffusion chambers (sections and ), but the results are not completely representative of the situation in vivo.

After identifying the signaling GTPases Bud1 and Cdc42 and sphingolipids as major players in the assembly of the diffusion barrier in the cortical ER, we next wondered whether these factors generally functioned in the assembly of diffusion barriers.

The response time values in the simulation results were independent of the oxygen molar fractions (X1, X2), the operation pressure (P) and the effective cross section area of the diffusion barrier (S × θ), but decreased with the pore radius (r) in the diffusion barrier and the operation temperature (T), and increased with the effective diffusion barrier length (L × τ).

A second model, the barrier model, is based on the observation that a lateral diffusion barrier in the outer membrane of the nuclear envelope impedes the diffusion of membrane proteins through the bud neck and hence their exchange between mother and bud parts of the nucleus (Shcheprova et al., 2008; Boettcher et al., 2012; Clay et al., 2014).

Clay, Caudron et al. also established that the diffusion barrier in the ER is made up of three layers.

We have identified some of the signaling processes involved in the assembly of the diffusion barrier in the cortical ER, namely the Bud1 and the Cdc24 module.

They are also fully consistent with our data establishing that Bud1 is not involved in the assembly of the diffusion barrier in the outer nuclear membrane.

We concluded that Bud1-GTP contributes to the formation of the diffusion barrier in the ER-membrane at the bud neck cortex.

Thus, we concluded that formation of the diffusion barrier in the cortical ER at the bud neck specifically required the sphingolipid biosynthesis pathway to be functional.

Thus, we asked whether these molecules also contributed to the assembly of the diffusion barrier in the nuclear envelope (Shcheprova et al., 2008; Boettcher et al., 2012).