Although members of PDI enzyme have a classic 'KDEL' ER retention signal at the C-terminal end (Pelham 1990), the enzymes have been identified outside the ER at many subcellular locations and are known to involve in a wide range of biological functions (Turano et al. 2002).
For example, food (the classic UCS) improves retention when consumed during the post-training period, as does the consumption of sucrose solutions.
Using the msInspect framework, Damon and coworkers [106] presented a complete set of new algorithms and a software implementation for assigning confidence to peptide sequence assignments obtained through classic accurate mass and retention time (AMT) matching techniques.
The OSPAN task can be thought of as a variant of a classic short-term memory task except that a secondary task is performed during the retention interval of each to-be-remembered item.
Findings from the whole sleep period in our sham condition revealed a significant positive correlation between memory retention and two frequency bands – classic delta activity (1.0 4.0 Hz) and slow oscillation (0.7 0.8 Hz) (Fig. 2A and B).
Activated SOX11 expression has been described in Wilms tumor [ 63], a classic example of an embryonic tumor, often characterized by retention of embryonic cellular structures within the tumor-bearing kidney [ 63].
He gave these questions as classic examples of startup uncertainty: "Is a 5percentt increase in retention good?
Most of the classic physiological effects of Ang II, such as sodium and water retention, vasoconstriction, and aldosterone and vasopressin release are mediated by the AT1 receptor [ 6].
For the description of the full range of the moisture retention and hydraulic conductivity curve (MRC and HCC), the classic Mualem-van Genuchten model was used (MVG; Mualem, 1976; van Genuchten, 1980).
Induction of this regulatory pathway in a classic model of insulin resistance/activated gluconeogenesis, ie, starvation, leads to tissue iron retention and circulatory iron deficiency.
