Instead, we find that the extracellular domain and transmembrane region of Podocalyxin are sufficient to direct recruitment of filamentous actin and ezrin to the plasma membrane and induce microvillus formation.
LAP is a recently described form of phagocytosis in which the activation of PI3K leads to direct recruitment of autophagy factors ATG5, ATG7, and LC3 to phagosomes.
An average of three research personnel attended 72 community outreach events and devoted ~ 1296 hours to direct recruitment efforts at an estimated cost of $22,836, bringing the total recruitment costs to $296,136 or $788 per subject enrolled.
NF-κB is an important activator of the mucosal immune response, which directs recruitment of neutrophils to the epithelium (Everhart et al., 2006; Mizgerd, 2002; Pantano et al., 2008).
He essentially directed the recruitment of the freshman tailback Lache Seastrunk.
Strategies designed to encourage an increase in ethnic participation include efforts directed to recruitment, retention, graduation, and practice.
A graduate of the École Coloniale in Paris, Bazin directed the recruitment of Vietnamese labourers to work on colonial plantations.
Gen. Rufus Saxton, an abolitionist from Massachusetts who had previously directed the recruitment of black soldiers, to implement that plan.
To meet this goal the research team initially directed substantial recruitment efforts towards engaging the GPs.
YTG participated in study design, directed subjects' recruitment and data collection and participated in manuscript preparation.
YHW directed subjects' recruitment and data collection and participated in manuscript preparation.
