Sentences with phrase «subcellular compartments»
"Subcellular compartments" refers to small, specialized sections within a cell that perform specific functions. Just like different rooms in a house have different purposes, subcellular compartments have their own jobs to do within a cell's overall functioning. Full definition
The article describes a novel image - based screen to identify compounds that increase SMN protein levels in subcellular compartments of intact cells.
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Normally, the calcium is located outside the cell or in tiny subcellular compartments called mitochondria.
Thus, size constraints suggest that distinct regions of the axon behave as de facto isolated subcellular compartments, and that neurons have evolved strategies to ensure tight spatial and temporal control of critical cellular functions.
To further clarify the role of Prx - dependent mitochondrial signaling, we expressed different forms of dPrx5, which unlike the uniquely mitochondrial dPrx3 is found in multiple subcellular compartments, including mitochondrion, nucleus and cytosol.
The group also found that mNeonGreen works well for GFP's typical applications, from tagging proteins to labelling subcellular compartments, and that the protein is as stable against photodegradation as GFP.
Subcellular compartments have unique protein compositions, yet protein synthesis only occurs in the cytosol and in mitochondria and chloroplasts.
This poster aims to delve down an additional layer into the cellular proteome, taking a journey into the subcellular compartments within a single cell to discover what secrets each organellar proteome might hold.
Scitable invites you to explore our Topic Rooms in cell biology: Cell Origins and Metabolism, Proteins and Gene Expression, Subcellular Compartments, Cell Communication, and Cell Cycle and Cell Division.
We invite original innovative research on the rational engineering of plant systems at all levels, including proteins, protein complexes, sensors, metabolic and signalling pathways, microcompartments such as carboxysomes, subcellular compartments, cell types or tissues, as well as the engineering of novel plant hybrid species and the interactions of plants with viruses, bacteria, and other organisms.
«I am very excited about the project because the sensors will allow us to measure phosphate in colonized root cells and potentially within the subcellular compartments of roots cells,» said Harrison, who is the William H. Crocker Professor at BTI.