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In our studies, choline-containing compounds probably increased as a consequence of the exacerbated turnover of cell membranes due to the aggressiveness of these tumours [47], but without differences between sexes.
When the dynamic of MTs is decreased after α-tubulin deacetylation inhibition, the turnover of cell adhesions slows down [53].
Cell surface mucins are typically highly sialylated, only becoming fucosylated in disease states such as cystic fibrosis where there is large turnover of cell surface components, including cell surface mucins [47], [50].
These effects are enhanced by co-expression of other components of endocytic pathways leading to early endosomes, consistent with shi function in traffic, recycling, and turnover of cell membrane components.
The ubiquitin proteosome pathway plays a major role in the turnover of cell cycle regulatory proteins.
Inhibition of protein synthesis experiments revealed a rapid turnover of cell surface BMPR-II, which was inhibited by chloroquine treatment.
Our investigations also show that, not only is there slower turnover of cell-surface TPβ following exposure to hydrogen peroxide, but also that this population escapes ERAD.
Microtubule disruption by nocodazole (1h, 10 µM; [33]) markedly increased the surface α-BT fluorescence compared to vehicle-treated cultures (Fig. 5A B), possibly due to reduced turnover of cell-surface α7-nAChRs.
NHKs not only stimulate fibroblast proliferation by producing platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF), basic FGF (FGF-2) [13], IL-1α and 1β [19], but also inhibit the growth and induce senescence and apoptosis of fibroblasts through active synthesis and turnover of cell-permeable ceramide [27].
We have assumed, for lack of reliable data, that there is negligible turnover of cells during stationary phase.
The increased proliferation and turnover of cells was indicated by locally high Ki67 labeling index accompanied by detectable clusters of cleaved caspase-3 positive cells.
