| During the first phase, the proteins are translocated within the first 10 minutes of stress which is accompanied by cortical reinforcement. |
| Breeding of the deer is so successful that every fortnight at least 15 to 20 of them are translocated to the Srisailam and other forests. |
| Of special interest are those ions that serve as catalytic substrates of membrane enzymes but are not translocated through the membrane. |
| In the north, the sea otter is thriving in areas off Alaska and British Columbia, and a translocated group off Washington State is growing. |
| Some of the more common ways a pesticide might function are as a protectant, contact poison, systemic poison and translocated herbicide. |
| Studies of genes translocated to heterochromatin have provided insight into the factors that control chromatin states. |
