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Recently several laboratories have reported new experimental systems which help to analyse, reconstruct and exploit the cellular mechanisms of chromatin assembly.
The design of new tools to detect on-the-fly traffic anomaly without scalability problems is a key point to exploit the cellular system for monitoring social activities.
Based on a scaffold/matrix attachment region (S/MAR), we have introduced, in 2006, an ∼ 4-kb replicating nonviral minicircle able to exploit the cellular replication machinery in a way reminiscent of ARS vectors.
But in due course of evolution, the virus might have developed certain highly sophisticated molecular mechanisms to exploit the cellular biosynthetic machinery of host cells and elude the cellular defense mechanisms.
For these reasons, the YXΦESDG motif found within p22, though similar in sequence and function to a traditional di-acidic ER export signal, may in reality simply mimic the function of these signals to exploit the cellular machinery responsible for protein secretion in order to recruit p22 to COPII vesicles.
Moreover, given that many tumor cells exploit the cellular stress response to aid their own growth, ISRIB may have potential as a novel chemotherapeutic agent.
Expression of BFRF1 alone or in combination with BFLF2 induces emerin hyperphosphorylation. Altogether, these results suggest a novel mechanism by which EBV exploits the cellular machinery for nucleocapsid egress.
In particular, device-to-device (D2D) communications exploiting the cellular spectrum to establish direct high-speed and reliable communications among wireless devices is an important technology [66 69].
At the edge of the network, mobile nodes form a multi-hop spontaneous network (denoted as MANET) that can be regarded as an independent domain, locally able to dispatch packets without exploiting the cellular infrastructure.
Based on these results, we propose that CMV exploits the cellular machinery involved in LRO function, for its assembly.
