Thus, exporting existing treatments for MDD to the greater population of diabetic patients experiencing disease-related distress or depressive symptoms may be ill advised.
They are thus exported from the cell via the transporter-mediated system [ 34].
These young soldiers are on leave on weekends, during which time they come in close contact with susceptible family members, including young infants, and may thus facilitate the "import" and "export" of pertussis between the military setting and the general population.
Total revenue from exports may thus increase.
The US recovery may thus be dependent on exports, in which case events in Europe and China really do matter.On that front, Ajay Kapur, a strategist at Mirae Asset Management who has been bullish for the last 12 months or so, says that global growth leading indicators such as the Korean stock market, raw materials stocks and semiconductor stocks are all pointing down.
Thus, export of chaperones to the cell surface may play a role in activation of the glycoprotease in response to MUC5B mucins.
Their loss may thus be the consequence of other factors as well, such as little need to export secondary metabolites or to sequester heavy metals, nutritional specialisation for a limited number of substrates or even avoidance of accidental export of osmoprotectants by transporters with broad specificity.
Because the HT is present on 300 to 400 secretory proteins, clefts may thus provide a major conduit for parasite soluble and membrane protein export across the host cytoplasm.
When ducks migrate from wintering sites a strong selection may thus occur and a low diversity of AIV subtypes is likely to be exported to breeding areas.
The therapeutic effectiveness of antiandrogens in female acne patients may thus be related to impaired androgen/TORC2/Akt-mediated suppression of TSC2 inhibition as well as reduced Akt-mediated nuclear FoxO1 export, thus attenuating mTORC1 activity.
