S cellular microtubules against any detectable depolymerization by nocodazole provides no stabilization of the microtubules against cells being exposed to cold (Baas et al., 1994). For the purposes of the discussion here, the term `cold stable' is used to describe the polyaminated fraction, as MAP6-binding appears to be a dynamic process that can temporarily provide cold stability to otherwise lab
Intestinal cell differentiation has been investigated by Coconnier et al. (313) using parental undifferentiated and fully differentiated Caco-2 cells (Table 2). This phenomenon parallels the change in the cell distribution of 5 1 integrin, since integrin expression is high at the cell surface of proliferative undifferentiated cells, and the integrin is redistributed so as to localize at the cell-t
Ns, plasma levels of CRP are below 3 mg/L under normal conditions but could increase up to 1000 folds in 48 hours during the acute-phase response; this is not true for SAP plasma levels which are relatively stable (30?0 mg/L) even during the acute-phase response [6]. PTX3, which is the prototypic long pentraxin, was identified in the early 1990s, as a molecule rapidly induced by IL-1 in endothelia
Iant. Arthritis Rheum. 2005; 52(1):212?18. [PubMed: 15641049] 21. Hirose N, Williams R, Alberts A, et al. A role for the polymorphism at position 247 of the 2glycoprotein I gene in the generation of anti-2-glycoprotein I antibodies in the antiphospholipid syndrome. Arthritis Rheum. 1999; 42(8):1655?661. [PubMed: 10446865] 22. Pernambuco-Climaco J, Brochado M, Frietas M, Roselino A, Louzado-Junior
Everse translocation" of carbon compounds, the transfer of metabolites from host to symbiont, though it is known that isolated symbionts can take up a range of organic and inorganic molecules from the surrounding medium (39, 40, 82, 89, 151, 344). The uptake of 35S by symbiotic dinoflagellates from food ingested by Aiptasia sp. suggests that the reverse translocation of organic compounds does happ
Everse translocation" of carbon compounds, the transfer of metabolites from host to symbiont, though it is known that isolated symbionts can take up a range of organic and inorganic molecules from the surrounding medium (39, 40, 82, 89, 151, 344). The uptake of 35S by symbiotic dinoflagellates from food ingested by Aiptasia sp. suggests that the reverse translocation of organic compounds does happ
Everse translocation" of carbon compounds, the transfer of metabolites from host to symbiont, though it is known that isolated symbionts can take up a range of organic and inorganic molecules from the surrounding medium (39, 40, 82, 89, 151, 344). The uptake of 35S by symbiotic dinoflagellates from food ingested by Aiptasia sp. suggests that the reverse translocation of organic compounds does happ
Bia through the PRoteomics for Emerging PAthogen REsponse project (to L. J. F. and B. B. F.) and operating grants from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (to L. J. F. and B. B. F.) and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (B. B. F.). This work was also supported by the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, the British Columbia Knowledge Development Fund, and the British Columbia Proteomics Ne