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This underlines the fact that Apoptin's nuclear localization specificity is imparted by the tNTS and can be conferred on heterologous proteins which are normally exclusively nuclear.
Sphingolipids in the plasma membrane are normally exclusively found in the outer leaflet of the bilayer, and form together with cholesterol specific membrane microdomains [ 30, 31].
Whereas C22 4 is normally exclusively of the ω-6 type, C22 5 can be either ω-3 (serving as a precursor for DHA) or ω-6 (derived from the metabolization of C22 4) [68,69].
Therefore, the triclopyr/picloram treatment tested is only suitable for site preparation, which is normally almost exclusively undertaken using a mixture of the less expensive glyphosate/metsulfuron-methyl (Gous 2005).
Slow integration is normally attributed exclusively to neuronal, cell-autonomous processes, and/or reverberation of activity in neuronal circuits21,47,48.
Sherman, a third-year pro who also talks a good game, normally plays exclusively on the left outside.
Mr. Cayce, who is seeking immunity from prosecution, has told federal investigators that Mr. Clinton and his associates promised to provide him with two diplomatic passports, which are normally issued exclusively to people working for the government and can speed passage through customs.
A long alliance between Duff, Astaire, Lawless and Barrett – a promoter who had exclusive rights to the Royal Albert Hall, and who came into their profit-sharing group when the aged Levene faded from the scene – saw them all acquire considerable wealth, with their shows normally broadcast exclusively by the BBC.
These territories are normally innervated exclusively by RoP or MiP.
Cytochrome C, which normally resides exclusively in the intermembrane space of mitochondria, is released into the cytosol during apoptosis.
The HMGI-C gene is normally almost exclusively expressed during embryonic development and in haematopoietic stem cells in adults (Rogalla et al, 1996).
