Sentence examples for contributes to compartmentalization from inspiring English sources
Intracellular localization of PDEs also contributes to compartmentalization of cyclic nucleotide signaling [ 14].
This apparent contradiction led us to consider the possibility that spatially restricted proteolysis contributes to compartmentalization of SpoIIE.
Consistent with the idea that degradation contributes to compartmentalization of σF activity by helping to restrict SpoIIE to the forespore, we observed a striking correlation between elevated levels of ∆Tag-SpoIIE in the mother cell and mis-activation of σF.
This model also contributes to the effective compartmentalization of many family proteins.
Each woman had a low diversity genital-specific clade and a large blood-specific clade of relatively high diversity that contributed to the compartmentalization.
ZnT-3 is uninvestigated in pancreas, but ZnT-3−/− mice have histochemically reactive zinc in pancreatic islet cells [18] which indicates that other members of the ZnT family contribute to the compartmentalization of zinc into secretory granules.
Under salt stress, up-regulated OsNHX1 expression might contribute to Na+ compartmentalization in old leaves.
Lipid rafts contribute to the compartmentalization of membranes and the spatiotemporal regulation of cellular signalling.
Owing to differences in their intracellular localization, individual phosphodiesterases contribute to this compartmentalization by regulating cAMP content, and hence cAMP-dependent protein phosphorylation, in individual compartments.
She noted that others, including Horton and Graham, welcomed the unifying impact of the RMNCH continuum but expressed concern that it may contribute to the compartmentalization of women and girls viewing them primarily as mothers or future mothers [ 71].
Their responses suggested that, while health messages regarding lung cancer and smoking were well known, this single locus on lung disease has contributed to the compartmentalization of tobacco-related risk to a specific area of the body.
