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Our results, for the first time indicated that carp sperm motility is associated with changes in protein content.
Further studies would be required to evaluate if this reduction in esophageal motility is associated with morbidity (such as aspiration and/or infection).
It is plausible that multicellular groups might migrate towards a nutrient influx during known bloom events [ 93], or that social motility is associated with an additional activity, such as cooperative feeding.
This notion is supported by studies showing that RhoE's capacity to promote stress fibre disassembly and increased cell motility is associated with decreased MYPT1 phosphorylation, resembling the effects of small molecule inhibitors of ROCK kinases (Guasch et al, 1998; Riento et al, 2003).
Both vesicle formation and motility were associated with an actin comet emerging behind the direction of movement (Fig. 1C; see movie S3) reminiscent of viral/bacterial movement in mammalian cells (e.g. [24], [25]).
Since motility was associated with virulence of V. cholerae in the infant mouse model [30], a suggested mechanism was that the organisms were prevented from traversing the mucus layer thus gaining access through intervillous spaces down to the intestinal crypts; these relatively "unstirred" regions were observed to be a primary niche of the bacterium during infection [28], [31].
Whereas enhanced motility was associated with high Rac1 activity and IQGAP1-Rac1 interaction [ 55].
Next we determined whether impaired motility was associated with a failure to orient the Golgi toward the wound.
They found that golli stimulated migration, and this enhanced motility was associated with an increase in the activity of VOCCs.
Lack of motility was associated with decreased virulence in models of acute infection [ 28, 29] and increased risk of chronic infection [ 17].
Various studies have consistently shown that higher levels of motility are associated with higher rates of tumor metastasis or shorter survival time [ 31- 33, 59- 62].
