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In this report it was also shown that all mutations are gain-of function mutation by either transporting more calcium or displaying impaired inactivation.
In addition to ClC-3, several other membrane ion transporters, including IClswell (Table 1), may possibly allow charge neutralization of redoxosomes, by either transporting cations into the lumen or transporting O2– (or other anions) out.
All these modifications could change calcium homeostasis by removing inhibitory concentrations of calcium from the cytoplasm through the action of putative calcium transporters that could either transport calcium to intracellular calcium stores or to the extracellular milieu.
The refrigeration effect can be either transported to end-use sectors by means of a solution transportation absorption chiller (STA) as solution concentration difference or stored for demand load leveling.
Depending on the width of a planned route, the house is either transported in sections or left whole.
Forest products are either transported to Vancouver for overseas markets or are taken eastward by rail to central Canada and the midwestern United States.
At Isiolo, milk was either transported to Nairobi using Buses or sold in the town through open air vending or milk bars.
Upon metabolism in the gut and/or the liver, drug metabolites are either transported to targeted tissues or excreted by the kidneys into the urine or by the liver via the biliary system back into the gut lumen.
From there, the sea turtles were either transported to rehabilitation facilities or returned to the sea if they were healthy and water conditions were suitable.
Surrendered JNA troops were either transported to Serbia, exchanged for prisoners of war captured elsewhere, or were given civilian clothing and released.
While water based drilling fluids and cuttings can, with permission, be discharged, used oil-based drilling fluids and cuttings are now either transported to land for processing or injected into the seafloor [34].
