This mainly occurs through the sarcolemmal sodium calcium exchanger, which exchanges one calcium ion for three sodium ions per cycle.
Electrophysiological analysis and overexpression studies indicated that the A. thaliana MHX gene (AtMHX) encodes a Mg2+/H+ exchanger, which exchanges protons with Mg2+, Zn2+, Cd2+, and possibly Fe2+ ions across the vacuolar membrane [ 11, 12].
Why this idyllic detour, which exchanges satire for nostalgic sentimentality?
The economy is underwritten by a deal with Venezuela, which exchanges oil for Cuban doctors.
And that which exchanges the goods of one city for those of another by selling and buying is the exchange of the merchant?
In many KPD programs a centralized algorithm determines which exchanges will take place to maximize the total number of transplants performed.
The Socialist Party talks fairly vaguely about its interest in a Danish model called "flexicurity," which exchanges job security for a supple approach to hours, pay and delocalization.
Spelman, which exchanges students with 28 other institutions in the United States, is among a growing number of colleges that offer domestic study opportunities.
The proposed control law is dynamically generated by an artificial block-spring system, which exchanges energy with the crane dynamics and then drops the energy via an elegant dropping mechanism to gradually attenuate the total energy.
SINCE the Stockholm Stock Exchange paved the way in 1993, the world of bourses has been swept by a wave of "demutualisation", in which exchanges have become publicly held corporations.
If it dropped the employer mandate, the Obama White House would be fully committed to a more disruptive future, in which exchanges and subsidies gradually replaced the employer-based system.
