These results confirm that both PopB and PcrV translocators are required for the channel formation followed by translocation of the effector.
For example, Bh designates a B horizon in which significant humus has accumulated by translocation.
Multi-chromosomal genomes frequently evolve by translocation events that exchange genetic material between two chromosomes.
Reds have bounced back, aided by translocation from zoos, and now number at least 700.
Atherosclerosis results from chronic inflammation potentially caused by translocation of bacterial components from the oro-gastrointestinal tract to circulation.
This study examines trends in podzolization – both temporally and with depth – as indicated by translocation of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), iron (Fe) and aluminum (Al) in soil water.
Autophagy activity was monitored microscopically by translocation of GFP-Atg8 into vacuoles (Fig. 3A), and biochemically by cleavage of GFP-Atg8 as detected by Western blotting (Fig. 3C).
Drugs or solutes that 'survive' and reach the epithelial surface can be removed from the airspaces by translocation across the epithelium.
Neurotoxins exposure not only induced upregulation of DJ-1, but also induced cellular redistribution of DJ-1 manifested by translocation of DJ-1 into the mitochondria.
Return success was best predicted by translocation distance for redstarts and by sex for todies, with a trend of fewer birds returning when released in bauxite landscapes.
Although pharmacological activation of PKC is often assessed by translocation, the effects of isolation procedures on left ventricular (LV) PKC distribution have not been systematically examined.
