Commercially available antibodies against this glycoprotein recognize only its extracellular domain, whereas EpCAM might be cleaved by proteases, which in turn leads to relocation of its intracellular domain into the cell nucleus.
Most adaptation studies suggest that sea-level rise will lead to relocation as flooding worsens.
A police chief with detailed knowledge of the deployments of undercover officers in the protest movement said Kennedy's breach of protocol could lead to the "relocation of a considerable number of people".
The gentrification of historic city cores via large scale mega projects will only lead to the relocation of the problem of social segregation with potentially more social, economic and environmental risks attached.
The completion of the dam will result in the destruction of more than 248 miles of the Tigris's ecosystem, lead to the relocation of up to 70,000 people, and submerge numerous settlements, including large parts of the historic town of Hasankeyf a site of cultural importance to ethnic Kurds and of international archaeological renown.
Comparison of the genes surrounding the TERT locus in platypus, human, and chicken suggests that the formation of a discontinuous sex chromosome chain in platypus lead to the relocation of some genes to different chromosomes.
This elimination of state-border taxes has caused a net reduction in the supply chain costs and is expected to lead to a relocation of production facilities to lower cost geographies.
"Although it could lead to the relocation of some corporate HQs to the UK and the headlines might look good for [the government], the economic impact would be minimal," he explained.
In contrast, the expression of the VHD construct, that contains both the Grb2-interacting domain (HD) and the endosomal targeting domain (V-domain), led to the relocation of most of the cytosolic Grb2 and GrpL to endosomes labeled by the presence of EGFP-VHD (Fig. 6D and H).
In addition, significant disparities in yield changes across breadbasket regions could lead to costly relocations of farming operations.
