Значения термина cyt на английском

Here, we selected horse cyt-c as a model to answer the second question.

These data are discussed in terms of possible posttranscriptional control over cyt c2.

Mitochondrial cyt b data supports this putative cryptic species in sympatry with others.

Serine 2 within this sequence regulates cyt-PTPe activity and its effects on podosomes.

The one-electron exchange between cyt-c(552) and the working electrode is a quasi-reversible process, without mass transport limitations.

However, unlike the clear distinction of the remaining groups by ITS2, the remaining groups are not separated by mt cyt b.

These experiments provide the first genetic evidence for the obligatory role of cyt c2 in wild-type cyclic photosynthetic electron transport in R. sphaeroides.

The alterations in the gene pattern may interrupt of mitochondrial membrane potential which facilitates the releasing of cytochrome c (cyt c) into cytosol.

The cyt c2 deficient strains reduced photooxidized reaction center complexes approximately 4 orders of magnitude more slowly than the parent strain.

Under these assay conditions, the 51Cr release was specific to TNF and was not a consequence of the cyt phenotype associated with E1B-19K protein-negative mutants.

Five out of 120 clones of a cyt mutant of adenovirus 12 were not defective in induction of the cell surface change and in tumorigenicity.

The cyt c act as a key molecule for activation of caspases (9 and 3) to initiate intrinsic apoptotic signaling cell death process.

Using these classifiers we identified new Cyt-b561-related proteins from four plant genomes.

In this study, CYT was examined in vitro and tested for possible immunological effects.

We've also included a few of our favorite CYT ingredients to have in the fridge.

Because of their high sequence divergence, thorough mining of Cyt-b561 proteins from plant genomes are not easy.