cytoplasmically

After uptake into the enterocyte, the transcellular movement of BS is mediated by cytosolic ileal bile acid-binding protein, also known as fatty acid-binding protein 6 or gastrotropin (IBABP, FABP6, gene FABP6), that is cytoplasmically attached to ASBT [30].

AAV-CAG were used to construct a nuclear version of the mitochondrial gene which codes for cytoplasmically expressed proteins.

Dispersal and survival in the field of chemosterilized, irradiated, and cytoplasmically incompatible male Culex pipiens fatigans.

Yields and other agronomic characteristics of cytoplasmically pollen sterile corn hybrids compared to their normal counterparts.

In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, two genes, adhl and adh2, code for two cytoplasmically expressed alcohol dehydrogenases: ADH I and ADH II.

"The Seafarer" is also the template for"Hafville," in which the loose positioning of subjects--of"they," "we," and "I"--graftstogether a huge, cytoplasmically continuous subject.

This is supported by a report on Arabidopsis thaliana that showed the RPP5 gene is cytoplasmically localized, as it had no signal peptide or membrane spanning region in its gene sequence, "as reviewed by [20]."

Our results are in agreement with a previous study that also detected more HMGB1 expression intranuclearly and cytoplasmically than extracellularly in the presence of a chronic inflammatory disease [31].

Despite that ALT and AST are not liver-specific and their level may not by reliable reflection of the severity of hepatic damage [34], these transaminases are located cytoplasmically and are the first to be released after liver damage [35].

The members of the genus Wolbachia are cytoplasmically inherited, intracellular bacteria beloning to the Rickettsiaeceae family (1,2).