Sentence examples for responsible for sequestration from inspiring English sources

In Arabidopsis thaliana, AtHMA3, similar as OsHMA3, is responsible for sequestration of Cd into vacuoles (Miyadate et al. 2011).

A large, diverse protein family named P. falciparum erythrocyte membrane protein 1 (PfEMP1) is responsible for sequestration of mature stage infected erythrocytes and orchestrates parasite binding tropism.

Therefore it appears that the GSA recognised by the antibodies we have described are distinct from the putative ligands responsible for sequestration of immature gametocytes during their development [20], [34].

As first line of defense, epithelial barriers are responsible for sequestration of microorganisms and their inactivation playing thereby a critical role in the prevention of immune cell activation and infection under steady state conditions [2].

The proteins responsible for sequestration of the two metals were identified, but two different mechanisms seemed to be involved in the protection of the animals.

Moreover, the ycf1Δ mutant lacking an ABC-type transporter responsible for sequestration of metal-glutathione conjugates into vacuoles [ 27- 29] was also As and Cd sensitive.

An explanation for this may be that additional cellular factors present in COS7 are responsible for mediating sequestration of DND1 and APOBEC3.

Furthermore, VAR2CSA appears to be a major target of the antibody mediated immune response in pregnant women [15], [20], and parasites in which var2csa is genetically disrupted largely lose the ability to bind to CSA [12], [17] and placental syncytiotrophoblast [21], suggesting it is the primary var gene responsible for placental sequestration.

On the other hand, we detected 12 NHXs that were probably responsible for Na+ sequestration.

The vesicles are believed to be responsible for drug sequestration, which prevents access of the compounds to their cellular targets.

In the same sense, Sánchez-Moral et al. (2003) [ 24] concluded that CA could also be responsible for the sequestration of CO2 by heterotrophic bacteria.