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Here we explore how GLUT4 sorts from the plasma membrane of L6 muscle cells into compartments that define acquisition of insulin responsiveness, and examine if C2-ceramide, which confers insulin resistance, can affect GLUT4 sorting into these compartments.

Agglomeration state as measured in air or water may change inside the body through interactions with biological fluids and proteins and change further still within different tissue/cellular/subcellular compartments that define different optimal affinities for the particles and biological macromolecules.

The fact that A- and B-compartments are absent in mitosis may not be too surprising because chromosomes form linear sausage-like structures that do not accommodate the long-range homotypic intra- and interchromosomal associations that define compartments in interphase.

In addition to the nucleus, even the simplest eukaryotic cell displays an intricate network of intracellular membranes that define compartments, also known as organelles, in which specific biological processes take place.

Hyphae elongate at the tip and form septa that define cellular compartments at regular intervals [ 9, 10].

We identify sets of genes that define specialized cellular compartments and region-specific digestive functions.

Ribosomes that define this ER compartment are large structures, 26 ± 3 nm (n = 80) in pancreatic acinar cells.

Although energy conservation within the enclosure was the basis for the current compartment fire framework that defines under-ventilated enclosure fires, little effort has been carried towards understanding the distribution of energy in design frameworks conceived for open floor plan enclosure fires.

This results in a mutual antagonism between the RA and FGF pathways that defines two compartments of the PSM, a posterior one where FGF predominates and an anterior one where RA predominates (Moreno and Kintner, 2004).

It reveals, for example, that the mushroom body can be divided into 15 anatomical compartments that are each defined by the presence of a specific set of output and dopaminergic neuron cell types.

When subjected to fixation, the tubule lattice collapses, leaving behind distributed round, Spinster-positive compartments that resemble classically defined late-endosomal, lysosomal structures (Sweeney and Davis, 2002; Dermaut et al., 2005).