Значения термина direct motility на английском

During neuronal circuit development, the spatial localization of calcium signals controls the growth cone cytoskeleton to direct motility.

The 'frizzy' phenotype was previously considered to result only from defective directed motility responses.

The inhibitory effect of Rab1a antibody was observed to be specifically towards minus-end- directed motility.

Comparatively little is known about directed motility of environmental bacteria to common aromatic pollutants.

FrzS dynamics may thus regulate cell polarity during directed motility.

Total and minus-end- directed motility was also reduced in early endocytic vesicles prepared from Rab1a-knockdown cells.

The frequency of the oscillations was controlled by the Frz chemosensory system, which is essential for directed motility.

Little is known about directed motility of bacteria that move by type IV pilus-mediated (twitching) motility.

At concentrations of 10 nM or less, AMF stimulated the random or directed motility of the producer cells.

Centralspindlin also has robust plus-end- directed motility.

Accompanying these reversals, FrzS, a protein required for directed motility, moved in an oscillatory pattern between the cell poles.

The localization and coordination of the two motility engines is essential for directed motility as cells move forward and reverse.

The Frz signal-transduction system regulates directed motility in M. xanthus and is essential for controlling both fruiting-body development and vegetative swarming.

Unequal transmission of PI3K signaling during regenerative divisions is reminiscent of compartmentalized PI3K activity during directed motility or polarized information flow in non-dividing cells.