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Important PDR gene functions include specific transporter ATPase gene RSB1, toxin transporter genes TPO1 and TPO4, and multiple cellular transport facilitator genes PDR5, PDR12, PDR15, YOR1, and SNQ2.

One of the genes in this deleted region on chromosome 22 was SLC2A11, a class II sugar transport facilitator, which exhibits highest similarity with the fructose transporter GLUT5.

"The airport is also working to distance itself from its reputation as a transport facilitator for clients such as international arms trafficker Viktor Bout, who used the RAK airport as a base of operations.

Mutants in the auxin transport facilitator PIN2 grow randomly, so do not show waving or skewing [ 5], and auxin transport inhibitors block the waving response [ 6].

Interestingly, young protrusions of bel1 ovules show ectopic expression of a PIN1 PIN1 GFP reporter [ 65], used to assess the presence of the polar auxin transport facilitator PIN1 [ 70, 71].

Beyond its barrier function, the dualistic ability of each NPC to restrict or promote cargo translocation (i.e. to simultaneously act as a barrier and a vectorial transport facilitator) is only figuratively understood.

Exocytosis delivers growth-related membrane proteins to the plasma membrane, including receptors (e.g. the brassinosteroid receptor, BRI1 [ 9]), signaling proteins (e.g. CRK5 [ 10]), transporters (e.g. PIN auxin transport facilitators [ 11]), and proteins to build the cell wall (e.g. components of the cellulose synthase complex [ 12]).

Macromolecules have gained interest as drug entities unto themselves and as transport facilitators to alter initial phases of percutaneous absorption.

Our results show that PIN proteins are conserved auxin transport facilitators.

Among the regulated genes encoding transport facilitators, there were two genes that may play a role in Al tolerance.

The transmembranous glucose transport facilitators (GLUT), albeit overexpressed in many cancers, can be saturated by an excess of unlabelled glucose.