On the other hand, specialized subcellular localization patterns (or secretion) can make the identification of the cell types in which these genes are expressed, exceedingly difficult - especially because cellular identification in C. elegans usually takes advantage of the defined positions of individual nuclei or of specific cellular shapes.
Cellular metabolism is exceedingly complex, involving the coordinated actions of many enzymes and regulatory molecules.
The widespread use of unicellular and invertebrate model systems has revealed that the molecular mechanisms underlying cellular functions are exceedingly well conserved.
Peripheral motor and sensory neurons may be exquisitely sensitive to protein misfolding stress since they are post-mitotic and required to maintain cellular components over exceedingly large distances.
Here, high fitness variants do not grow to higher titers in the absence of competition, yet are exceedingly better at competing for cellular resources.
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Flow cytometry experiments were performed using a benchtop flow cytometer (CyAnADP; DakoCytomation, Inc .. Gates were established by forward and side scatter to exclude cellular debris and cells with exceedingly high forward and side scatter.
In flow cytometry experiments, forward and side scatter gates were set to exclude cellular debris and cells with exceedingly high forward and side scatter [which are known characteristics of myocytes (Diez & Simm, 1998; Malliaras et al, 2013a)].
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We have identified inhibitor 24 which has shown exceedingly potent activity in memapsin 2 enzyme inhibitory (Ki 1.8 nM) and cellular (IC50 = 1 nM in Chinese hamster ovary cells) assays.
