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1 rolysis after crossing cellular membranes by facilitated diffusion.
2 anslocation mechanisms known collectively as facilitated diffusion.
3 e TALE search process is governed in part by facilitated diffusion.
4  and are able to translocate through NPCs by facilitated diffusion.
5 ort and discuss the symport mechanism versus facilitated diffusion.
6 tin disruption, consistent with a process of facilitated diffusion.
7 tration, consistent with a process involving facilitated diffusion.
8 ulation, indicating that transport occurs by facilitated diffusion.
9 target site by the protein commonly involves facilitated diffusion.
10 deviate from the model developed to describe facilitated diffusion.
11 ntities of glucose through their tegument by facilitated diffusion.
12 cted of proteins searching their targets via facilitated diffusion.
13 weight that is stronger for passive than for facilitated diffusion.
14                        Bacterial TFs undergo facilitated diffusion (a combination of 3D diffusion aro
15  analyses suggest that Spns2 exports S1P via facilitated diffusion, a mechanism distinct from other M
16   This search process is thought to occur by facilitated diffusion-a combination of three-dimensional
17 ing proteins search for specific targets via facilitated diffusion along a crowded genome.
18 ucleases with cytotoxic activity may rely on facilitated diffusion along poly(A) tails for efficient
19 le-step mechanism in which the first step is facilitated diffusion along the length of the duplex fol
20                             The interplay of facilitated diffusion and chromatin structure can determ
21 ts for nonlinear O(2) consumption, myoglobin-facilitated diffusion and nonlinear oxyhemoglobin dissoc
22   Fructose is transported transcellularly by facilitated diffusion and paracellularly (based on lactu
23 kinetic advantages to NTF2 by expediting its facilitated diffusion and reinforces the proposal that K
24                                        Thus, facilitated diffusion and sequences immediately flanking
25 the presence of proteins, the coexistence of facilitated diffusion and simple diffusion.
26 tle is known about how crowded DNA modulates facilitated diffusion and target recognition.
27          We provide a new perspective on the facilitated diffusion and vesicular transport models to
28             These effects can be captured by facilitated diffusion-based models, but not by standard
29                       In skeletal muscle, Mb-facilitated diffusion begins to contribute significantly
30              We examined the hypothesis that facilitated diffusion by the amino acid transporters TAT
31 d how this barrier is selectively lowered in facilitated diffusion by the many transient interactions
32                                 We find that facilitated diffusion can accelerate the search process
33 guration and confinement, demonstrating that facilitated diffusion does not speed up the search on co
34 earches for free DNA ends by one-dimensional facilitated diffusion, even on nucleosome-coated DNA.
35  hypothesized to reach promoter sequences by facilitated diffusion (FD).
36                                           Mb-facilitated diffusion has a higher poise in skeletal mus
37                                              Facilitated diffusion has almost exclusively been studie
38 d to occur in skeletal muscle via metabolite-facilitated diffusion; however, genetic evidence suggest
39 esponse of gm indicates a potential role for facilitated diffusion in C4 -gm .
40 ng cell and proposes a theoretical model for facilitated diffusion in chromatin lattices.
41  our results cast in a new light the role of facilitated diffusion in DNA targeting kinetics within t
42    Despite the widely accepted importance of facilitated diffusion in protein-DNA interactions, the m
43                        This review discusses facilitated diffusion in the context of the living cell
44                  A rationale for the role of facilitated diffusion in this type II restriction-modifi
45  be generally useful for routine modeling of facilitated diffusion involving protein-DNA systems.
46                                     Although facilitated diffusion is capable of significantly speedi
47                         We propose that this facilitated diffusion is due to conserved features of ol
48                                         This facilitated diffusion is mediated by Coulombic interacti
49 ia biophysical modeling that this is because facilitated diffusion is more efficient when oxygen is a
50 ion; however, genetic evidence suggests that facilitated diffusion is not critical for normal functio
51                                              Facilitated diffusion is required in vivo for efficient
52                                            A facilitated diffusion mechanism is proposed in which the
53 and the interaction between TFs and the DNA (facilitated diffusion mechanism), or between various TFs
54 ng proteins (DBPs) and DNA is explained by a facilitated diffusion mechanism, in which DBPs adopt a w
55 tin-5 but translocates back into nuclei by a facilitated diffusion mechanism.
56 es with longer substrates, consistent with a facilitated diffusion mechanism.
57  provides a comprehensive description of the facilitated diffusion mechanism.
58          We show that exchange occurs by two facilitated diffusion mechanisms: a second-order intermo
59 e simple diffusion via the aqueous phase and facilitated diffusion mediated by scavenger receptor cla
60                           Combining both the facilitated diffusion model and alternating states, we o
61 simplest version of this nonspecific-binding-facilitated diffusion model is solved and the results qu
62  with non-cognate sites, consistent with the facilitated diffusion model.
63 We then present a simplified version of the 'facilitated diffusion' model of Berg, Winter and von Hip
64            Compared to previously considered facilitated diffusion models, corresponding to limiting
65 osphorylated ERK2 into the nucleus occurs by facilitated diffusion not requiring cytosolic transport
66            This mutant LacY protein performs facilitated diffusion of arabinose resulting in homogene
67 ose-sensitive and -insensitive transporters, facilitated diffusion of ascorbate through channels, exo
68       Nucleocytoplasmic transport (NCT), the facilitated diffusion of cargo molecules between the nuc
69 t the putative transporter mediates downhill facilitated diffusion of charged chloroquine (CQ).
70  the experimentally observed acceleration of facilitated diffusion of DBPs by molecular crowding agen
71 nstrate the structural basis of the enhanced facilitated diffusion of DBPs inside a crowded cellular
72           The known transport mechanisms are facilitated diffusion of DHAA through glucose-sensitive
73 of robust descriptions of the system require facilitated diffusion of Dorsal by Cactus.
74 ) acts as a saturable simple carrier for the facilitated diffusion of protonated CQ.
75 negative bacteria, biodegradation depends on facilitated diffusion of the pollutant substrates into t
76 -functional role for IDRs in regulating both facilitated diffusion on chromatin and nucleolytic proce
77 unction-resolving enzyme GEN1 also undergoes facilitated diffusion on dsDNA until it becomes located
78 cover that considering binding biases due to facilitated diffusion on looped substrates steers the sa
79 diated transport, which can represent either facilitated diffusion or obligatory exchange (also refer
80 g, we show that transporters that use either facilitated diffusion or symport can have a rate-affinit
81  to show that this accumulation is caused by facilitated diffusion, or shuttling, of the Dorsal/Cactu
82                                            A facilitated diffusion process in which a DBP combines th
83 n chitooligosaccharides to pass through by a facilitated diffusion process.
84 ic endonuclease.DNA interactions, reflecting facilitated diffusion processes, that occur prior to Eco
85 ously, we obtained S. mansoni cDNAs encoding facilitated-diffusion schistosome glucose transporter pr
86 inuous endosome allows fast membrane flux by facilitated diffusion that is not slowed by multiple fis
87 res a reduced dimensionality search process (facilitated diffusion) that involves both hopping and sl
88 sport across the nuclear envelope depends on facilitated diffusion through nuclear pore complexes (NP
89 ates into the proteasome, which can occur by facilitated diffusion through the ATPase.
90   We found that glutathione enters the ER by facilitated diffusion through the Sec61 protein-conducti
91 oys nonspecific DNA binding interactions and facilitated diffusion to conduct a highly redundant sear
92 rate selectivity of the transporter, and the facilitated diffusion transport mode collectively indica
93                                Mechanisms of facilitated diffusion vary among proteins; they include
94      Rad50 binds homoduplex DNA and promotes facilitated diffusion, whereas Mre11 is required for DNA