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But both New Jersey's attorney general and a prominent critic of the state's history of racial profiling said the data was insufficient to accurately gauge the state's progress in curbing selective traffic stops.

In order to cope with this rapid increase, service providers are already developing new strategies, such as the selective traffic offloading through the wireless local area networks.

These include preferential protein degradation in axonal vs. dendritic processes, and selective trafficking and retention of cellular components towards axonal vs. somatodendritic compartments of the neuron.

This finding supports the hypothesis that selective trafficking of prion strains through specific subcellular compartments controls access to the cofactors or microenvironments required for prion replication.

Critical steps in immunologic activation include Langerhans cell maturation (activation), T-cell activation, differentiation and expansion of type 1 T cells, selective trafficking of activated T cells to skin, and induction of an inflammatory cytokine and chemokine cascade in skin lesions.

Moreover, it stimulates the selective trafficking of CD4+ thymic emigrants compared to CD8+ cells to the periphery, leading to increased CD4/CD8 ratio in the lymphoid organs [37].

Our results demonstrate selective trafficking of PUFA within the body, probably governed by a circannual endogenous rhythm, as hibernating marmots were in winter burrows isolated for seven months from food and external cues signaling the approaching spring.

To further address the generality of dysbindin-dependent regulation of lysosomal trafficking, we examined the EGF receptor tyrosine kinase as a distinct class of endocytic cargo that undergoes selective trafficking to lysosomes [19] via a similar membrane pathway as DOR [20].

Thus, it is possible that this sequence may function as a selective trafficking signal to target ABCG1 to a proper sorting station.

25 Here, STAT1 and STAT3 did not drive a selective trafficking of defined T-cell subsets, but instead regulated all T-cell recruitment.

The profile of chemokine receptors suggests that there is an element of selective trafficking of T-cell subsets in response to local production of chemoattractants by synovial stroma.