Metabolism is the key machinery of livings for cellular operations that are common across different species.
Rather than send in the master blueprint for your new plant that labels all the internal rooms and key machinery, send a clean outline.
Key machinery in a manufacturing system should be reliable, flexible, intelligent, less complex, and cost effective.
We show in the present study that a key component of the machinery for disulfide formation is negatively regulated by the product of its catalytic activity.
The partial inhibition of degradation by BDM, which is an inhibitor of myosin motors also supports the idea that an actin-dependent mechanism is a key part of the machinery for the endocytotic degradation of BOR1-GFP.
As a rule the proteasome itself cannot be modified, because it forms a key part of the machinery for eliminating defective self-proteins, but the self-peptides produced by proteasomes, prior to binding to MHC I molecules pass down a chain of auxiliary molecules that are often down-regulated in cancer cells.
Another possibility, Traynor says, is that the repeated nucleotides cause a toxic buildup of messenger RNA, a key player in the cellular machinery for reading out DNA to make protein.
In tachyzoites these adhesin complexes are essential components of the molecular motor and play a key role in providing the machinery for gliding motility [ 31].
This can be explained in light of two facts: i) viral organisms rely on the host machinery for their key cellular functions, and ii) housekeeping genes are more ancient compared to tissue-selective genes, and core genes provide the most conserved subset of these housekeeping genes.
By isolating slabs of tissue from the brains of sleeping cats and inspecting millions of cells at a time, scientists have discovered what they think may be a key element in the brain's machinery for making long-term memories.
