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Dictionary » T » Translocate TranslocateDefinition verb (1) (To cause) to change, move or transfer from one place to another. (2) (To cause) to change or transfer a chromosomal segment to a new position.
Word origin: Latin trāns (across, beyond, through ) + Latin locātus, (to put in a given position).
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... alert the bacteria to its location. This cellular cross talk triggers a cascade of genetic activations prompting EHEC to colonize and translocate toxins into cells, altering the makeup of the cells and robbing the body of nutrients. An infected person may develop bloody diarrhea or ...
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beta oxidation/krebs cycle confusion... and 8 * 4 = 32 ATP out of this acetyl-CoA is formed 3 * 9 = 27 NADH and 9 FADH2, resulting in 91 ATP, and 9 ATP from 9 GTP thus: 90 ATP But to translocate the fatty acid, we use 2 ATP to form 2 ADP thus the total yield of ATP of oxidation of a C18 is 120 ATP the rest is easy now.
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BryophytesOk, so it may be possible to have auxin, but as you could not translocate it, it would be more of a local hormone... Not like auxin in superior plants which travels trough the whole plant... I will look into this @mothroc I do read a lot of botany books ...
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