Nomadic herdsmen also use horses, which allows them to relocate relatively rapidly and easily.
Here we report a new tool, RelocaTE, that rapidly identifies specific TE insertions that are either polymorphic or shared between a reference and unassembled next-generation sequencing reads.
Starch granules in the pericarp of a developing seed are relocated to rapidly growing endosperm tissues thus serving as temporary starch storage in cereals (Caley et al. 1990; Duffus and Rosie 1973; Sato 1984).
Conduits such as macropores, preferential interflow-paths, drainage tiles and streams rapidly relocate nitrate to headwaters.
Furthermore, we observed that this newly synthesized RelB rapidly relocates to the nucleus, and thus is functionally active (Figure 4H).
PI 3-kinase activity rapidly relocates to what was before the uropod and after reversal of the gradient acts as leading edge.
However, once active Akt is reset to a low level (back to 100 molecules t = 420 for the next 120 min) the FOXO rapidly relocates to the nucleus and transcription resumes at almost the same level it had initially.
The total amounts of HSF1 were similar in both the DMSO-treated control and celastrol-treated cells, however, a reduction in cytoplasm and elevation in the nuclear extract of this protein were revealed in cells treated with celastrol at 600 nM for 10 min, implying that some of the HSF1 was rapidly relocated from cytoplasm to nuclei after celastrol was loaded.
Some people question the Schonbruns' choice to relocate to their tidy and rapidly expanding subdivision with farms and ranches close by.
Demand for his talented work increased rapidly, prompting Juley to relocate to Manhattan where he continued to work with Harper & Brothers until 1909.
Upon addition of glucose, cells receive the signal to resume proliferation, and PSGs dissolve rapidly, where proteasomes are relocated in the nucleus.
