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Moreover, this investigation has been carried out to define uptake mechanism and intracellular regulation of ascorbic acid (AA) in human breast cancer cells (MDA-MB231, T47D and ZR-75-1).

In spite of its effectiveness, the use of amiloride to define uptake of cargo via macropinocytosis [23] [29] has been recently criticized since amiloride also inhibits albumin uptake in kidney epithelial cells [38] [39] and alters the cellular pH in cultured cells [40].

Further investigations to define uptake-induced phenotypes of the apoptosis inducing non-phosphorylatable survivin-mutant (T34A) have shown a caspase-dependent enhancement of chemotherapy-induced cell death, in vitro.

In order to study a general and defined uptake mechanism we chose to focus on Fc-receptor mediated phagocytosis of IgG-opsonized prey, since these are present in HL-60 cells [3].

We defined uptake by the total number of drivers screened as a proportion of the total population of drivers working at the transport center.

For each network realization from Step III, we divided all uptake reactions into the following two sets: 1) a "minimal" uptake set comprising the uptakes of H2O and H+, all uptakes added in Step II, and the uptakes of the small molecules defined above (minimal set); and 2) an "extended" uptake set comprising all other defined uptake reactions in iNJ661m (extended set).

The computed endocytic time and the cellular uptake allow us to define the uptake rate.

Despite its relevance, most current models simply define ammonia uptake as the sole nitrogen source or leave amino acid uptake unbounded; only one bacterial GS-DFBA model applied kinetic parameters to define amino acid uptake, although it has not been experimentally validated [ 53].

Root system architecture (RSA) and physiological functions define macronutrient uptake efficiency.

Thus, it seems that the temperature range of 400 800 °C in the TG/DTA curves is more suited to define the uptake of CO2 in AAS pastes.

We define 'increased uptake' as any means to demonstrate increased participation, and held no restriction on whether this was demonstrated qualitatively or quantitatively.