Sentence examples for be translocated in from inspiring English sources

To explore further the link between NHE1 activity and GLUT4 translocation, we have examined in the present study the hypothesis that the NHE1 transporter may also be translocated in response to the same treatments that stimulate GLUT4 translocation.

Chaperone proteins are required to avoid premature oligomerization of the needle complex subunit or translocators, and to maintain effectors in a form ready to be translocated in the T3SS system.

Mode(s) of Introduction: As byproduct of human commerce A. gracilipes can be translocated in soil, produce and timber.

RNF4, a nuclear receptor coregulator with ubiquitin ligase activity [18] [19], is known to be translocated in renal tumors [20] and has been implicated in ovarian cancer [21].

Most tumors, which would have been classified as ETS negative based on the exclusive assessment of the few ETS genes known to be translocated in prostate tumors (i.e., ERG, ETV1 and ETV4) had in fact significantly alterations of other ETS factors.

The translocation is usually associated with a fusion of TEL (a regulatory gene that may be translocated in acute leukaemia) and PDGFRB (Apperley et al, 2002).

Our data suggest that very small amounts of gold particles 2 nm or less in size are translocated in normal healthy lungs and whereas there is less translocation of 40 nm and the 100 nm gold.

Prokaryotic preproteins with an N-terminal twin-arginine (RR) motif-containing leader peptide are translocated in a fully folded state by the twin-arginine translocation (Tat) system.

Because the TL-5 Gm08-SA intactact (due to contiguity between the Gm08-SA probe hybridization and the Gm08 centromere), and also that a large proportion of Gm08-LA is translocated in the mutant, we next determined the identity of the Gm08 translocation partner.

Eighty (pen)ultimate instar L. dubia larvae were translocated in 2001, and the dragonfly assemblage at the reintroduction site was monitored for 15 years following larvae release.

A small, isolated area of wet heathland within permitted ball clay workings in Dorset (England) was translocated in October 1993 to an engineered receptor cell fed by groundwater and direct precipitation in order to mitigate the otherwise total loss of the wet heath.