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CR in mice has previously been shown to elevate plasma acetoacetate and hydroxybutyrate levels (Selman et al., 2006; Wijeyesekera et al., 2012), suggesting export of these metabolites from the liver to plasma.

Comparative analysis with other fungi revealed that the Drug H+ Antiporter-1 (DHand anDHA2A2 family genes are overrepresented in the P. fici genome, with 97 and 65 genes, respectively, suggesting export of more metabolism production (Additional file 2: Table S6).

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The preliminary estimates released by the ABS on Wednesday suggest exports of metal ores and minerals were down $2,857m in the June quarter, a drop of 11%.

And he suggested exporting the model to promote food security in other parts of the world, including developing areas like North Africa, where neighboring countries could help one another in the same way European nations do.

A recent survey by the International Energy Agency suggests exports could double by 2020, though this will not be easy (see box on next page).In much of the country the private sector is shackled.

Interestingly, most (9/13), chaperone-encoding genes up-regulated under artesunate have potential export signals, suggesting possible export of their corresponding proteins from the parasite to the erythrocyte cytoplasm or membrane.

The signal peptide of CphEal was cleaved in E. coli, suggesting active export of the protein at least to the periplasm.

We found no homologue to the sunA bacteriocin peptide, suggesting either export of a different bacteriocin or an exclusive function in resistance to these molecules.

The mitochondrial aspartate/glutamate translocator (GJ05042) was up-regulated, suggesting increased export of oxaloacetate from the mitochondria in exchange for amino acids destined for oxidation.

Different domain architectures of plasmodial exported proteins suggest multiple export pathways in malaria parasites [24].