Incorporation

... it is in its own membrane bound secretory vesicle once more, on its way - to the outside of the cell for extracellular proteins (exocytosis), or incorporation of receptor proteins into the cell's plasma membrane itself (vesicle's membrane intergrates into the cell's plasma membrane), or even ...

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... remanents of a symbiotic bacteria. This theory also extends for chloroplasts in plant cells. These are mutations in a way I guess, but more of an incorporation for the mutual interest of thriving when oxygen was beginning to accumulate in the atmosphere.

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... Humans have many symbionts from this source. For example : gut bacteria which produce vitamins. The ultimate in this evolutionary trend is towards incorporation. The human genome now carries a heap of genes that once were a part of assorted viruses. Retroviruses incorporate their genes into the ...

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... a factor...expression levels from a concatomer are not sufficiently similar to expression from only two native loci in this context. Furthermore, incorporation may occur in just a subset of cells so one must build in a method for determining which cells have actually been rescued. This is quite ...

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... and the many accessory pathways needed not only to carry out photosynthesis but also to put photosynthesis to work(amino acid synthesis, sulfur incorporation, the works). There are so many things we would need I'm not even going to try to present them all. @Dave Why do you think our circulatory ...

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