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Lall et al. (2006) posit two concepts that characterize exports: sophistication and technological level.

The essence of APBD in its general formulation is pictorially represented in Figure 4 and consists of a bottom-up platform generation phase, where architectural constraints are characterized and exported to higher levels, and a top-down optimization phase, where system constraints are intersected with architectural constraints and the system cost is minimized.

TAP/NXF1 is the most thoroughly characterized mRNA export receptor, which interacts directly with the nuclear pore complex [1].

Currently, the following mechanisms influencing human AID subcellular distribution have been characterized: nuclear export [ 25– 27], active nuclear import and cytoplasmic retention [ 28], and rapid degradation in the nucleus [ 29].

The very great complexity of LPS makes it implausible as a primitive state for negibacteria, as does the complex, only partially characterized, machinery for exporting its precursors made in the inner leaflet of the cytoplasmic membrane across that membrane and mature molecules across the periplasm to the OM [ 60].

Absorbed iron is transported through the cytosol by poorly characterized mechanisms and is exported from the basolateral (BL) membrane by the concerted effort of ferroportin (FPT) and hephaestin, a multicopper oxidase that oxidizes Fe(II) iron to the Fe(III) form for uptake by Tf in the systemic circulation [19].

To further characterize the export pathway of vertebrate SRP RNA, we carried out cross-competition experiments (Jarmolowski et al. 1994).

We performed a similar experiment using the JG068 SAR endolysin to further characterize the export mechanism and biological activity of this protein.

Future studies are required to characterize miRNA export into specific EV populations and must also address the challenge of dissecting the function of Ago2 in miRNA processing from its potential role in miRNA export.

This study sought to characterize the export of DOC and Hg from the mesohaline estuarine mangrove swamps and fresher interior sawgrass marshes of the Shark River estuary (Everglades National Park, Florida, USA) to nearshore open coastal waters to test the hypothesis that mangroves can be significant sources of DOC, Hg, and MeHg to coastal waters.

The latter possibility is suggested by the finding that type II DUSPs, characterized by nuclear export sequences, can sequester MAPK in the cytoplasm and prevent phosphorylation of nuclear targets (Brunet et al., 1999).