Sentence examples for mediated movement of from inspiring English sources

Specific examples include (a) the deletion of a very important gene Hd1 in O. glaberrima (Sanyal et al. 2010), (b) a Pack-MULE mediated movement of full length and apparently functional LRR Kinase in AA genomes (Ammiraju et al. 2008), and (c) a de novo origin of and DNA/RNA-based recombination initiated new genes (Lu et al. 2009).

Assisted migration is the mediated movement of animals to facilitate or mimic range expansion [1], or enhance depleted populations [2].

This suggests that laminin mediated movement of satellite cells along the basal lamina sheet is an important process during muscle regeneration.

The occurrence of indica and japonica rice in the same or different places is largely due to human-mediated movement of rice varieties.

Human-mediated movement of dogs, especially from urban areas, seems to play a fundamental role in the population dynamics of dogs in rural areas.

Light is one of the environmental factors which may influence flagella-mediated movement of bacteria [63].

Using the spindle as a tool to manipulate actin redistribution, we engineered microtubule-mediated movement of actin filaments by mechanically remodeling the spindle, which was readily maneuverable by microneedle.

Two proteins are associated with vacuolar sequestration: the vacuolar Na+/H+ antiporter, NHX1, which transports Na+ into vacuoles; and the vacuolar H+-pyrophosphatase, which provides the electrochemical potential necessary to drive the NHX1-mediated movement of Na+ into vacuoles by moving protons into the vacuole.

Exceptions may suggest that alternate dispersal pathways are operating, such as human-mediated movement of infested sugarcane between islands.

Presumably, the vesicle-mediated movement of ceramides among plant compartments is sufficient to support normal growth and development.

Finally, a recent study directly measured the TSH-mediated movement of ClO4− into NIS-expressing FRTL-5 rat thyroid cells.