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EBP50, on the other hand, may have other binding partner(s) in the nuclei of these cells and it may contribute in the transfer of those partner(s) to cytoplasmic locations, cytoskeletal elements during mitosis.
The project consisting of the literature study presented here and the follow-up experimental work intends to contribute to the transfer of findings gained in chemical ecology to the practical assessment of infochemical effects in the field of ecotoxicology.
At Svínafellsjökull, thrusts comprising decimetre-thick debris-rich bands of stratified facies ice of basal origin, with a coarser size distribution and higher clast content than that observed in basal ice layers, contribute substantially to the transfer of subglacial material in the terminal zone.
NIS also operates in placental cells, contributing to the transfer of iodide from the mother to the fetal circulation [ 22].
Furthermore, proteomics may contribute in the design of a non-invasive viability assay to assist in the selection of embryos for transfer in human assisted reproduction.
In particular we highlight how third parties contribute to the transfer and development of knowledge.
In addition, the transfer of chromosomally encoded properties by a conjugation-like mechanism may contribute to horizontal DNA transfer between different members of the Campylobacteriales group (Oyarzabal et al., 2007).
Decentralization in the forestry sector has contributed to greater inefficiency, as the transfer of powers is mired in a confusing array of legal and policy changes.
It was shown that the antenna contributes to the photocurrent in two ways: by the transfer of hot electrons generated in the antenna structure upon plasmon decay and by direct plasmon-enhanced excitation of intrinsic graphene electrons.
It can also contribute to the synthesis of glutathione through the transfer of γ-glutamyl peptides.
The present study provides a data set that could contribute in our understanding of epigenetic errors in somatic cell chromatin transfer.
