Sentence examples for translocated via from inspiring English sources

However, none of the prodrugs were translocated via hPEPT1.

The peptide is translocated via a lantibiotic transporter, analysed by mass spectrometry and the leader peptide is removed.

It has been proposed that CuO nanoparticles would have been translocated via the vascular tissues and subsequently dissolved to produce Cu ions which resulted in deposition of lignin.

In this equilibrium, a complex root firewall system – involving the vacuolar sequestration of free Cd ions (Ueno et al. 2010; Miyadate et al. 2011) or Cd-phytochelatin complexes (Nocito et al. 2011) – traps the excess of Cd within the root, determining, in this way, the total amount of Cd ions potentially available to be translocated via the xylem in a root-to-shoot direction.

These results confirmed that NleL is indeed an effector protein translocated via the EHEC O157 H7 type III-secretion system.

Furthermore, our approach allows purification of proteins which bind to YopM during infection, as in our experiments YopM is translocated via the TTSS into the cell.

We show that this mechanism is more effective with an early transition state suggesting that interacting RNAPs might translocate via a power stroke.

They deform very quickly and translocate via rapidly alternating cycles of pseudopod extension and pseudopod retraction in response to external signals which are dependent on changes in the actin cytoskeleton.

Bacterial autotransporters translocate via the Sec complex across the inner membrane of Gram-negative bacteria and translocate themselves across the outer membrane.

Particles may enter the body via the lungs through breathing or via the digestive system through ingestion, then translocate via the blood stream to other organs (Peters et al. 2006).

Translocation of the E coli K12, albeit occurring at much lower levels than Crohn's and control patient E coli, was increased 2.3-fold through M-cells (figure 2B), whereas the reference E coli XL-1blue demonstrated minimal ability to translocate via M-cells.