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Computer tomography Acute stage: The vast majority of TA cases are diagnosed with CT angiography (CTA) since CTA can depict early findings in the vessel wall and lumen, such as circumferential vessel wall thickening, thrombosis, stenosis, occlusion, vessel ectasia, aneurysms and ulcers (Figs. 1, 2, 3, and 4) [19, 24].

As the ER lumenal HSP70 chaperone, GRP78 is known to interact with a group of DnaJ/Hsp40 proteins in the ER lumen, such as ERdjs [52] [54].

Constitutive molecules stably exposed in the lumen, such as PECAM, can be theoretically used for prophylactic and/or therapeutic effects.

We detected two copies of cytochrome c6, but no typical electron carrier proteins in the thylakoid lumen such as plastocyanin and cytochrome cM.

Such a reductive pathway may only be activated upon hyperoxidizing conditions within the ER lumen such as occurs during the UPR [ 37] or during calcium depletion [ 38].

One of the potential functional targets identified for PAC-1 is its ability to chelate zinc, a metal necessary for the stability of diverse enzymes in ER lumen such as protein disulfide isomerase (PDI).

The fluorescence decline was similar in size to that observed in DCMU or DBMIB treated cells suggesting that thylakoid lumen acidification, such as essential to activate NPQ, is not involved in the excess light driven fluorescence decline.

It should be noted that it is difficult to assess the effects of lumen anomalies such as scratches or biofilm buildup on the efficacy of either manual or ECR cleaning.

Ca2+-dependent exocytosis not only permits the exit of vesicle lumen cargo, such as gliotransmitters into the ECS, but also modifies important signalling membrane molecules, including transporters, receptors, exchangers and ion pumps, to be integrated by exocytosis into the plasma membrane where they can take part in the signal transduction.

Addition of HNTs ensures the presence of tubular structures for subsequent drug loading in their lumen, of molecules such as curcumin, acting as controlled drug delivery systems.

These phenomena, combined with lower complex formation in the intestinal lumen with compounds such as phytate, may contribute to the higher absorption of minerals from the gut.