They are involved in many pathways for the normal functionality of venom glands to secrete venom toxins and development, such as antioxidant systems, protein folding, molecular transporters, carbohydrate and energy metabolism.
When transcription from the P1 promoter of the sae operon was examined using a P1-lacZ fusion, no significant difference was observed between the wild type and the mutant strain (Fig. 3C), further confirming the normal functionality of SaeRS in the ausA transposon mutant.
All of the normal functionality is included (view and play messages, reply, forward, flag, delete, etc).
In addition, accumulation of recombinant Zera fusion proteins apparently does not alter normal host cell growth and development, and neither predisposes such cells to apoptosis nor perturbs the normal functionality of the secretory pathway.
Culturing of CPCs in defined conditions for 14 days has resulted in near to normal functionality of these cells.
Faced with change, a healthy organism is flexible and able to make further adaptive changes to bring itself back to homeostasis and normal functionality in the context of the modified environment [ 23, 236].
A 69.93% of the families were in a situation of normal functionality (≥ 7 points).
The loss of normal functionality associated with senescence has been implicated in age-related disease and degeneration.
The Trojan horse program may otherwise give the appearance of providing normal functionality.
In this context, El-Desoky et al. [ 29] suggested the potential role of tocopherols and nutraceuticals in scavenging free radicals and ameliorating their toxic effects for normal functionality of the body.
