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The review then draws on previously published models for vesicular trafficking in P. falciparum and autophagy-related processes to propose pathways for the de-PEXELed protein on the outer ER leaflet to reach the host cell.

Fig. 1 Schematic of two proposed pathways for the biofermentation of FA by C. glutamicum.

The proposed pathways for decomposition of HMX are similar to that of RDX presented earlier [37].

The proposed pathways for mcl-PHA and RLs biosynthesis suggested that both biosynthesis pathways are competitive (Rehm et al. 2001).

The spatial organization of public space, as well as the proposed pathways for pedestrian flow, was simulated and evaluated by ABS (Fig. 4).

We will also consider the potential of some of the new ferroelectric nanostructures for photovoltaic applications, proposing pathways for coherent design of next-generation sustainable energy devices.

In addition to an autotrophic origin of life, the iron-sulphur world also proposes pathways for the origin of cell membranes, the origin of DNA, and a range of other biochemical reactions essential to the origin of life [8].

In the near future, it would be of interest and value for the world's emergency medicine community to see more papers by Russian authors come out describing the operation of the planned EDs and the proposed pathways for training (or re-training) the new ED-based emergency care providers.

There are several proposed pathways for demethylation; one mechanism suggests the iterative oxidation of 5mC by the TET family enzymes, followed by base excision repair or deformylation/decarboxylation.

While some new proposed pathways for p68/p72 cannot be through direct action (e.g. cytoskeletal remodelling or ER-protein folding) it remains possible that p68/p72 are involved in these pathways indirectly via splicing/transcription/controlling nuclear shuttling.

The model incorporated the pathways of care that individuals currently follow under standard practice in the National Health Services (NHS standard monitoring in primary care or in secondary care as well as proposed pathways for self-testing and self-management.