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HCV replicates in the liver and infected hepatocytes occur as foci surrounded by uninfected cells that may promote compartmentalization of viral variants.

Manipulating the loading conditions or using different SNARF-AM derivatives can promote compartmentalization of the dye into organelles, but more sophisticated techniques are necessary to distinguish different organelles from each other.

Fission promotes mitochondrial compartmentalization, a mechanism that is needed to distribute mitochondria during cell division.

The targeting of specific proteins to the cell poles promotes functional compartmentalization in bacteria, which is akin to that achieved by organelles in eukaryotic cells.

Due to the small sample size, no further compartmentalization of the system variance was performed.

One could, therefore, envision that the higher amount of PDE activity present in the human heart would promote a tighter control of cAMP compartmentalization. Since PDE4 represents the predominant fraction of total cAMP-hydrolytic activity in rodent heart, its inhibition may limit PDE barrier function and allow broad cAMP diffusion.

Instructional strategies that focus primarily on memorizing content while following textbook-driven compartmentalization of concepts do not promote the kinds of reasoning necessary to make sense of complex biological problems (National Research Council, 2003).

Compartmentalization of symbionts is known to promote mutualism stability in other systems (e.g. mycorrhizal mutualisms [ 42]), because benefits can be preferentially allocated toward cooperative symbionts.

Such spatial and behavioural compartmentalization is part of social immunity [ 2] and seems to promote larval survival.

Since CXCR4 and CXCR7 form heterodimers that promote cell migration in response to CXCL12 stimulation [ 17, 18, 48, 49], we assessed CXCR4 levels and compartmentalization after acute treatment with CXCL12.

Inside the shallows, there are 12 causeway abutments that cause a compartmentalization of the waters into separate basins, whereby the causeway openings act mechanistically as acceleration-inducing throttles to promote local regions of high kinetic energy (velocities).