Sentence examples for common uptake from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that Cu, Zn and Ni share a common uptake system (Kochian1991), which could explain the higher accumulation of Ni in roots under low Fe supply.

In H. influenzae, the highly redundant USS has the sequence AAGTGCGGT, and this is also the most common uptake sequence in the genomes of H. somni, A. actinomycetemcomitans, P. multocida and M. succiniciproducens [41].

ECF-type nickel and cobalt transporters are the most common uptake systems for these metals in prokaryotes.

However, it can be postulated that the less-active S enantiomer is competing with the R enantiomer for a common uptake mechanism, or for the postulated activating enzyme or other unknown target.

Although there was evidence of DNA colocalization with all three markers, the greatest extent of colocalization occurred with cholera toxin B. These results suggest that PBAE polyplexes and cholera toxin B rely on common uptake pathways for internalization.

To determine whether PBAE polyplexes share common uptake pathways with these markers during endocytosis, we incubated the C32 122 polyplexes containing labeled DNA in the presence of each one of these markers and used confocal microscopy to characterize the extent of colocalization in wild-type MEFs at various time points.

12 They describe three paradoxes of 'the new' that are often present and which illustrate the situation: (1) the all-too-common uptake of the dubious, and rejection of the good; (2) the wisdom and failings of democracy as the remedy for such misplaced judgements; (3) the law of unanticipated consequences: improvement requires change, but change always generates more challenges.

However, there appeared to be a common cellular uptake pattern for the MWCNTs.

Key ratios of hypoxia tolerance were compared across groups at this common oxygen uptake rate.

In adapted flies ATP production is higher at a common O2 uptake than both groups of naïve flies (p < 0.05, see Figure 3), and experiments sweeping the oxygen constraint suggest that this holds for any given O2 uptake rate [see Additional file 1, Figure S3].

Unexpectedly, in addition to Trk, all of these four A. pullulans varieties contain two less-common K+ uptake systems (Table  5): the Hak H+/K+ symporters, which under some conditions appear to act as Na+/K+ symporters [ 124]; and the Acu P-type ATPases [ 124], which are encoded by not one, but two relatively divergent genes in each of these genomes.