"traffic turnover" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the frequency of traffic (e.g. cars, buses, pedestrians, etc.) passing through an area. You can use it in any formal or informal writing context when referring to the rate of traffic passing through a given area. For example, "The high traffic turnover on Main Street has led to increased pollution levels in the area."
We detected increased ER membrane surface and an unchanged ROS accumulation in the engineered strains, which suggest that increased trafficking turnover benefits recombinant protein secretion as well as the cellular stress level.
The interaction between connexins and other adhesion proteins might be involved in regulating connexin assembly, trafficking, turnover and channel gating, in that these complexes may form a regulatory backbone for various stages of the connexin life cycle, including membrane insertion, localization, and gap junctional plaque formation [ 11, 58].
The reversible acylation of proteins via a thioester bond between a cysteine sulfhydryl side chain and the fatty acid palmitate (palmitoylation) commonly regulates membrane association, subcellular location, trafficking, turnover rate, and enzymatic activity of both peripheral and integral membrane proteins (33).
Small GTPases of the Rho family are known to control several aspects of cell dynamics (vesicular transport, traffic, cytoskeleton turnover) [ 12, 13] and appear to be the key players when trying to gain a better understanding of the effects of microgravity on differentiated and multipotent cells.
Further, studies also indicate role of PS1 in trafficking and turnover of EGFR as well as perturbed endosomal-lysosomal trafficking in cell cycle control and Alzheimer disease and suggest potential pathogenic effects of elevated EGFR [ 89].
Measured in terms of depravity, insularity and traffic-driven turnover, the culture of /b/ has little precedent.
It modulates the activities of proteins in nuclei, cytoplasm and mitochondria, regulates gene transcription and protein translation, trafficking and turnover, and contributes to various diseases such as diabetes mellitus, cancer, neurodegenerative and cardiovascular diseases24,28,29.
Although gap junction channels are relatively nonselective in their permeability to ions and small molecules, cardiac myocytes actively adjust their level of coupling by multiple mechanisms including changes in connexin expression, regulation of connexin trafficking and turnover, and modulation of channel properties.
The molecular chaperone heat shock protein 90 (Hservessessentialential roles in the regulation of signaling protein function, trafficking, and turnover.
Ub-dependent trafficking and turnover of these proteins rapidly regulate paracellular permeability and adapt to physiological variations.
