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This is in contrast with findings showing that exogenous antigens need to be transported from endosomal vesicles into the cytosol, become processed by the proteasome and subsequently loaded on MHC class I molecules, similar to endogenous antigens [ 39, 40].

A large fraction of DSBs that become COs are processed by a pathway requiring a group of proteins known as the "ZMMs," through a Holliday junction intermediate (Lynn et al. 2007).

As the amount of data increases, the number of partitions must increase accordingly; otherwise, the partitions will become too large to be processed by a single worker and will result in out of memory errors.

This approach involved first creating an inactive form of an NMDA-blocking drug that can only becomes active when it is processed by an enzyme that is normally produced in pigs' livers.

However, our observations suggest that formation of CHIP- and chaperones-containing large ubiquitinated aggregates may become difficult to process by either pathway (refolding or degradation), particularly if the proteasome is also inhibited, leading to the sequestering of CHIP and molecular chaperones in such insoluble protein aggregates.

On the other hand, if the magistrates became aware of the diminution in the quality of their adjudications and chose to do nothing about it, then arguably the process of corrosion might have become a process of corruption by virtue of the corrupting effect it is having on the character of the magistrates qua magistrates.

The variations in warp yarn tension during the weaving process become smaller by the backrest roller's swinging motion.

These clinical processes become blurred by comorbidity and the social context of the patient.

Managing supply and demand, once the prerogative of the utilities' planners, has become a process shaped largely by an energy company's appetite for risk.

These changes constitute part of a natural process, although this process may become intensified by an incorrect lifestyle [ 6- 9].

Growth factor-mediated signalling pathways are frequently subverted in human cancers, so that physiological processes become abnormally regulated by oncogene products such as epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF).