Meanings of extracellular protein in English

A small extracellular protein, the competence factor, is required for induction of competence.

We obtained credible extracellular protein 2-DE graphs of prostate cell lines.

The Rv3091 is an extracellular protein that alters the colony morphology of M. smegmatis.

Results: The effect of suberin on the extracellular protein profile of S. scabiei strain has been analyzed.

Reelin is an extracellular protein that controls many aspects of pre- and postnatal brain development and function.

A number of diseases have been linked to abnormal conformation of albumin, a major extracellular protein in blood.

However, the mechanism of action by which AXII acts as a soluble extracellular protein to induce OCL formation is unknown.

The extracellular protein increased by 30% due to SMF exposure, and it favored the aggregation of sludge flocs.

Variable cytoplasmic and extracellular protein domains point to likely differences in gating behavior, sensitivity to neuromodulation and interactions with extracellular matrix.

RS1, also known as retinoschisin, is an extracellular protein that plays a crucial role in the cellular organization of the retina.

SPARC therefore functions not only as an extracellular protein but also potentially as an intracellular protein to influence cellular activities and homeostasis.

The matrix Gla protein (MGP) is a vitamin K-dependent extracellular protein that functions as a calcification inhibitor through incompletely understood mechanisms.

Individual cells within biological systems frequently coordinate their functions through signals initiated by specific extracellular protein interactions involving receptors that bridge the cellular membrane.

All strains showed highly different expression patterns of extracellular proteins, i.e.

Periodic acid-Schiff staining for carbohydrates indicated that these extracellular proteins may be glycosylated.

These included 31 genes encoding extracellular proteins that may act as stromal-to-epithelial paracrine signals.