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Myocilin is a cytoplasmic protein that also localizes to vesicles specifically as part of a large membrane-associated complex with properties similar to the SNARE machinery that function in vesicle fusion.

Thus, the known components of the chloroplast division machinery that function on the cytosolic side, in the outer envelope, or in the intermembrane space (the space between the outer and inner envelope membranes) in other lineages are missing in glaucophyte chloroplasts.

ESCRT-I is a core component of the ESCRT machinery that functions both in the MVB pathway and retroviral budding.

Centromeric chromatin regions are highly structured and regulated during the cell cycle, leading to the formation of one of the most complex macromolecular machineries that function to maintain genetic information for progeny.

Sulcia-ALF does, however, retain genes encoding F-Type ATP synthase machinery that could function to synthesize ATP from the built-up electrochemical gradient generated by missing enzymes.

Very little is known on the Rab machinery that regulates mitochondrial function and trafficking.

The interaction network of telomeric proteins represents the molecular machinery that regulates telomere function.

These mRNA expression levels are one component of the machinery that controls the function and survival of cells; the other components constitute the other major biochemical constituents of a cell such as the actual DNA sequence, protein levels, and cellular substructures.

A growth advantage will be conferred upon cells which have lost the checkpoint machinery that functions under mitotic stress conditions.

Induction of their mRNA to higher levels raised the possibility of interaction between them and PtrABF in order to orchestrate well-defined stress tolerance machinery that functions in protection of the plants against adverse environment.

However, the SNS is not active just in these extreme situations, but is part of constant regulatory machinery that keeps body functions in a steady-state equilibrium.