The relationship between the cytoskeleton proteins and the cell signal transduction is discussed in recent literatures [ 43, 44], arguing that the filaments of the cytoskeleton provide guiding tracks so that transport becomes more focused.
Interestingly in this context, laminin-332 has also been detected in tumor vessels and stromal cells like myofibroblasts, thus providing guiding tracks for migrating tumor cells in metastasis or anchorage for cell arrest, respectively, at vessel walls and distant secondary sites [ 37, 38, 40, 217].
When the 140,000-square-foot interactive museum officially opens tomorrow, visitors will encounter an almost seamless array of digital technology engineered, its designers say, to guide, track, entertain and enlighten visitors as they explore and celebrate American popular music, mostly rock 'n' roll.
Contouring models of the glycocalyx and membranes were generated through IMOD guided tracking of prominent contrasted lines and planes in the tomograms.
This individual is expected to guide tenure track and research track faculty with their program of research.
In certain other countries, notably Italy, most dialogue recorded during production is meant merely to serve as a guide track, and nearly all sound is added during postproduction.
Production sound is used as a cue or guide track for replacing dialogue, a procedure commonly known as dubbing, or looping.
Instead of polishing the vocals, picking the best sections from several recordings, she often declined to improve the original guide track, full of errant notes and raw inconsistencies.
We heard quiet snatches of Harvey's vocal and guitar part replayed from time to time, frustratingly elusive, as well as an actual blues recording that seemed to be a guide track.
