Experiments were performed in HEK293 cells overexpressing TRPC3 and in RBL-2H3 mast cells, which express classical store-operated Ca2+ entry mediated by Orai channels.
A classically trained pianist, Sullivan, by day, worked at the Joseph Patelson Music House, a classical music store located behind Carnegie Hall.
"This is probably the best classical record store in town," said Tom Mac Giolla Dheachair, 40, an art exhibit installer from the Lower East Side who was considering CD's by Schubert and Schoenberg.
An ordinary or "classical" computer stores information in units called bits (0's or 1's), typically represented by electrical currents or voltages that are either high or low.
There are two classical methods to store GIS data: raster data (images) and vector data.
Since information is always embodied in the state of a physical system, we can also think of the Shannon entropy as quantifying the physical resources required to store classical information.
Gradients of group I and II metals across membranes represent a classical way to store potential energy, and these ions play roles in osmotic regulation, generation of action potentials, and signaling.
In the cytoplasm, [Ca2+]i is maintained at ∼50 100 nM at rest by the actions of Ca2+-ATPases, which are present on both the plasma membrane and the sarco endo)plasmic reticulum (S/ER), the largest (in most cell types) and classical intracellular Ca2+ store.
It was Mr. Rauschenberg who helped find a way out of it by yoking together whatever pleased him -- classical imagery, dime-store detritus, mud -- on his flat-bed picture planes.
As well as searching for and buying songs, customers can purchase and download 5,000 audio books in the store, 12,000 classical tracks, and get "exclusive" iTunes songs performed by the likes of Eric Clapton.
Here, in the heart of Bloomsbury and close to that great store of classical antiquities, the British Museum, he planned an enormous campus, all built in solid stone, comprising a pair of skyscraper- high towers and no fewer than 17 courtyards linked by a powerful spine of continuous building.
