Economic growth has sucked in imports.
Therefore, the basic domain has to be able to interact with the external leaflet of the plasma membrane rich in phosphatidylcholine (PC) for cell import, and also the internal leaflet rich in phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) and negatively charged phospholipids such as phosphatidylserine (PS) for cellular export.
If there was no public water system in your town, the rich could import gallons of water from wherever, pay staff to wash their clothes in the river and boil water to drink, and so on.
Different subsets of on-line resources can be queried for gene names and interactions and we show that it is possible to combine this data into a single SIF-compliant protein interaction network rich in information and amenable to Cytoscape import.
In March 1815, soldiers were called out to protect MPs in the Commons from a mob protesting against a bill – the so-called Corn Law – which put up the price of bread for the poor to protect the profits of the rich from cheap imports flooding in as a result of the peace.
The fast rise in developing countries has been caused to a large extent by the growth of energy-intensive manufacturing industries that make goods that rich countries import.
"Chocolate is imported, dog food is imported, tomatoes are imported, things that we can even grow here are imported and we couldn't understand why being such a fertile country, rich in resources, rich in potential, we were relying heavily on imports, relying on other countries to feed us," Kim told me.
Such analyses can inform strategies for resource management for regions rich in potentially scarce materials and for those that depend on importing them.
It was reported that the mitochondrial import of SIRT3 is dependent on an NH 2-terminal amphipathic α-helix rich in basic residues.
It would be far cheaper to import the sweetener from tropical climates that Europeans once colonized precisely because they were rich in things like sugar cane.
It is well established that the selenium content of European soils is low and that dietary intake has been gradually declining due to a reduction in imported selenium-rich wheat from the US and Canada, together with a general decline in cereal consumption (Rayman, 1997).
