Sentence examples for flux regulator from inspiring English sources

The function of stacking is still unclear, but it may function as a "flux regulator" – regulating the flow of cargo through the secretory pathway.

Analysis of the carbon partitioning components in the mitochondria suggests an important role of this organelle as a carbon flux regulator in diatoms.

Our results provide the first evidence for the concept that the Golgi acts as a "flux regulator".

qRT-PCR analysis showed that PSY1, a major regulator of flux towards carotenoid biosynthetic pathway, was significantly reduced because of the overexpression of SlNAC1.

Omental fat (which contributes to abdominal or waist circumference) represents a very metabolically active site for fat storage with a free fatty acid (FFA) flux which acts a regulator of hepatic gluconeogenesis [ 10] and of hepatic triglyceride (TG) and its very low density lipoprotein (VLDL) TG synthesis [ 11].

We identify the enzyme concentration and the glycolytic flux as the possible regulators of the pattern.

As we found DRAM-3 is a regulator of autophagic flux, we re-visited the possibility that DRAM-3 may affect cell viability, but this time under starvation conditions where autophagy can be critical for cell survival.

The Presenilin gene encodes an eight to nine-pass transmembrane protein best described to function as the catalytic subunit of the γ-secretase multiprotein complex after an endoproteolytic processing, but also as a regulator of calcium flux in the ER.

These results provide direct support for fructose 2,6-bisphosphate as a regulator of gluconeogenic/glycolytic pathway flux and suggest that regulation of bifunctional enzyme activities by covalent modification is more important than the amount of the protein.

Hydrological dynamics act as a primary control on ecosystem function in mountain peatlands, serving as an important regulator of carbon fluxes.

Interestingly we also found ASA2 and ASB1 expression to be diurnally synchronized, implying an overlap between gene isoforms which are pathogen-induced and diurnally modulated, thus suggesting their importance as key regulators of metabolic flux within the tryptophan biosynthetic pathway.