Sentence examples for suggested to move through from inspiring English sources

Because cyclic nucleotides have been suggested to move through gap junctions to regulate PKA activity in oocytes in mammalian systems (Sela-Abramovich et al. 2006; Norris et al. 2009), we sought to assess directly the involvement and focus of action of the kinase in meiotic maturation in C. elegans using genetic mosaic analysis.

Unlike other large DNA viruses, genome replication and capsid assembly occur in the nucleus, and early models of morphogenesis described the inner nuclear membrane as the site of virus envelopment, with intact particles suggested to move through the secretory pathway for release at the cell surface (Nii et al, 1968; Ben-Porat and Kaplan, 1972).

Also HIV-1 particles were suggested to move in an actin-dependent manner through nanotubular bridges (Sowinski et al. 2008) (Fig.  3b1).

First, early studies have suggested that Ran is needed for cargos to move through the NPC (Moore and Blobel, 1993; Gorlich et al., 1994; Moore and Blobel, 1994).

It offers anxious weeders a model of how to move through the process, with suggested rejoinders to such hypothetical assertions as "You can never have enough Sartre".

Such a finding clearly confirms that the gradual saturation of the Zn-dependent pathway with Zn may force Cd ions to move through the second pathway, suggesting that the two translocation routes normally compete for free Cd ions into the root.

Schmidt and Görlich suggest that nuclear transport receptors help large molecules to move through nuclear pore complexes by 'melting' the FG meshwork locally, creating a path for the molecule to move through.

Burrow morphologies suggest they were created by a nematoid-like organism that used undulating locomotion to move through the sediment.

Mantras to move through difficult times.

Find other ways to move through stress.

Freighters stacked up waiting to move through.