Fluorescence microscopy showed that the synthetic scramblases are rapidly trafficked out of the cell plasma membrane and into the membranes of internal organelles.
(C) Fibrillar Aβ is rapidly trafficked into lysosomes.
Thus, we hypothesize that, in part, NPC2 rapidly traffics cholesterol between closely appositioned membranes within the multilamellar interior of late endosomal/lysosomal proteins, ultimately effecting cholesterol egress from this compartment.
When the appropriate LTP-inducing stimulus arrives, nonsynaptic AMPA receptors are rapidly trafficked into the postsynaptic membrane under the influence of protein kinases.
An approach based on this idea recently revealed that particles formed from bacterial DNA and poly ethyleneimine) (PEI), a cationic polymer, were rapidly trafficked to the follicular and marginal zones of LNs and the spleen.
And what is now of concern disease caused by overindulgence in food, alcohol and tobacco, and injuries caused by rapidly growing traffic and, in some places, a culture of casual violence is not susceptible to prevention by medical means.Road traffic, for example, requires action from planners, transport agencies and carmakers, not doctors or even officials from the health ministry.
Energy consumption of communication networks is growing very fast due to the rapidly increasing traffic demands.
They fear that overly strict net neutrality rules could limit their ability to reconfigure the Internet so it can handle rapidly growing traffic loads.
(Project example) Digital marketing consultancy for ABC Enterprises January March 201212 Researched the market and identified cost-effective methods to rapidly increase traffic, word-of-mouth referrals and customer loyalty for a local clothing company.
The costs of the East River tolls, the experts at the conference predicted, would be vastly outweighed by the benefits of rapidly moving traffic: less time wasted, less fuel burned, less air pollution, more economic activity.
