Second, direct connections between the inner envelope and thylakoid membranes have been reported, implying that the two compartments represent a partly contiguous, dynamic continuum (Shimoni et al, 2005).
The earliest compartment model for cerebral flow considered three compartments representing arteries, veins, and brain tissue (Kellie 1824).
The mathematical model contains three compartments representing the liver, blood plasma, and periphery.
The PBTK model comprised five compartments representing the stratum corneum, viable epidermis, blood, fat, and other tissues.
The DTK model consisted of five compartments representing the surface, stratum corneum, viable epidermis, blood, and storage tissues.
Each segment is divided into four compartments representing pulmonary capillary blood, tissue mass, fluid, and alveoli air.
The keyword 'antiport' indicates an exchange between two compartments.
Their inability to distinguish between two compartments illustrates the overlap and sharing of sequence features of proteins associated with those two compartments (see Table 4).
Essentially, the gut is separated into two main compartments representing the lumen (unabsorbed drug) and enterocyte (absorbed drug).
For brain PET receptor studies the established catenary tracer kinetic model consists of one extracerebral compartment represented by blood and two intracerebral compartments represented by nonspecific (nonreceptor) binding and specific (receptor) binding.
