Sentence examples for compound export from inspiring English sources

This helix contains a crucial amino acid (K940) involved in proton transport (Su et al., 2006) and a mutation in this helix could impact the rotational movements leading to compound export.

Next, to assess the impact of active, pump-mediated efflux on the rate of compound export, we resuspended salicyl-AMS preloaded cellsalicyl-AMS preloaded.2% glucellsinstead of CCCPBSto reacontainingf-driven efflux pumps.

We show that various mechanisms contribute to variations of expression and highlight the role of transcription factors for toxic compound export and the contribution of large chromosomal variations, a partial chromosomal duplication in this case, to the control of fermentation rate.

Allantoin has been previously identified as one of the primary nitrogenous compounds exported from soybean root nodules to be metabolized in shoots [ 48, 49].

One of the key functions of ABC transporter is related with the cell resistance to exposure of external compounds, exporting the drug out of the cells thus maintaining the intracellular drug compound below toxic level.

The high number of transcripts involved in transport, including amino acid transporters, peptide transporters, iron and sulfur transporters, transmembrane transporters, sugar transporters, and nitrate transporters, reflect the importance of photosynthates imported to the nodule and nitrogenous compounds exported from the nodule to the roots for use throughout the plant.

Sluggish growth in many other parts of the world is compounding the export prospects of the euro zone countries as well.

Selected property-related fields of the 25 'acetaminophen' related compounds were exported into an Excel file.

ABC transporters provide vital protection from foreign compounds by exporting these compounds from the cell, thus lowering their intracellular concentration.

All compounds were exported as sd-files and submitted to conformational analysis using Discovery Studio 2.5 and the 'BEST' option.

Finally, in phase III, conjugated compounds are exported out of the cell by employing ATP-binding cassette (ABC) and other transmembrane transporters [ 6].