Biological Functions and Clinical Significance of the ABCG1 Transporter by Stanislav Kotlyarov, Anna Kotlyarova

“…ATP-binding cassette sub-family G member 1 (ABCG1) is a member of the ABCG subfamily of transporters and performs many important functions, such as the export of cholesterol and some other lipids across the membranes of various cells. …”
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SUSTAINABILITY IN SERVICE´S SECTOR: NEW TRENDS OF SUSTAINABILITY TOOLS AND POSITIONING OF SERVICES IN ECONOMY by Johana Paluchová, Renata Prokeinová

“…In our article we like to introduce you a term of sustainability in service´s sector, such an ecological tourism at Slovak market through definition of sustainability and statistical methods used in prediction of chosen data such as GDP in service´s sector, service export and import and total prediction of Slovak service´s economy.…”
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Parametric Design of V Belt Wheel based on Pro/E by Chen Jiashun, Zhou Yuebin

“…The 3D model of V belt wheel can export the CAD graphics,undertake assembly and import model to other software for motion simulation and dynamics analysis. …”
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SIMULATION STUDY ON CAVING PROCESS OF CAVING COAL HYDRAULIC SUPPORTS BASED ON EDEM by MAO Jun, LIU SiYang, ZHANG Kun, LIU XinYan, WANG Jin

“…In order to study the caving process of caving coal hydraulic support and the breaking law between immediate roof and basic roof,Taking the ZF15000/28/52 export caving hydraulic support as the research object, establish a three-dimensional simulation model by EDEM（an discrete element simulation software）,Taking Comprehensive consideration the effects of coal and rock particles and composition on coal caving,finally obtained the coal caving process with hydraulic support, the movement trend and velocity of coal and rock particles and the bond force chain of immediate roof and the basic roof,The simulation results are basically consistent with the actual coal caving process, which provides a new way to study the caving process of hydraulic support.…”
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Agricultural Development and Economic Growth in Uganda: A Case Study of Rukiga District. by Ayebare, Joel

“…The findings highlighted that agricultural development contributes to economic growth through employment and income generation, poverty reduction, increased export earnings, rural development, infrastructure improvements, and market integration and value chain development. …”
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Economic Cycle Policy — Post COVID-19 by Überblick

“…Due to its global spread, supply chains have been disrupted and international trade has been severely impaired, which has hit the export-dependent German economy particularly hard. …”
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La stratégie de la « smart city » au Japon : expérimentations nationales et circulations globales by Raphaël Languillon-Aussel, Nicolas Leprêtre, Benoit Granier

“…If there is somehow a model, the Japanese case teaches us it might be more in the governance of this new object whom experimentations are various and heterogeneous, in particular in the context of the Japanese developmentalist regime, part of the Japanese capitalism. The exportability of the “smart” communities is therefore not the result of the globalization of models, but results from the complex strategy of private companies, such as Toshiba.…”
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Japanese Orange Fly, Bactrocera tsuneonis (Miyake) (Insecta: Diptera: Tephritidae) by Howard V. Weems, Thomas R. Fasulo

“…There have been some efforts recently to affect the removal of this embargo in order that citrus from Japan might be exported to the U.S. If this were to be done, the danger of introducing the Japanese orange fly into the U.S. would be greatly increased. …”
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Japanese Orange Fly, Bactrocera tsuneonis (Miyake) (Insecta: Diptera: Tephritidae) by Howard V. Weems, Thomas R. Fasulo

“…There have been some efforts recently to affect the removal of this embargo in order that citrus from Japan might be exported to the U.S. If this were to be done, the danger of introducing the Japanese orange fly into the U.S. would be greatly increased. …”
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Borders of Wealth and Poverty: Ideas Stimulated by Comparing the Mediterranean and U.S.-Mexico Borders by Josiah Heyman, Natalia Ribas-Mateos

“…Importantly, borders (immediate and extended) have become increasingly important sites of export-oriented production in the world economy. The processes of interchange at borders, in turn, support important urban zones and other communities that merit close ethnographic study for their social and cultural complexity.…”
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Les dynamiques territoriales associées au soja et les changements fonctionnels en Amazonie. Le cas de la région de Santarém, Pará, Brésil by Rubén Valbuena

“…This expansion is encouraged by the interest of multinationals of the agro-alimental sector that have made large investments in the country, and by the aid provided by the government to promote and reassert the agro-exporters activities. This progression has gone as far as the cerrado latitudes and, most recently, in the Amazonia, where it has generated profound transformations in the organization of the area and given new roles to different places. …”
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The Transformation of Growth Regime and De-industrialization in Japan by Hiroyasu Uemura, Shinji Tahara

“…In particular, linkages between the export-goods manufacturing industry and the business-related service industry are analyzed to understand the characteristics of de-industrialization. …”
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¿Como una caña en el cañaveral? by Dante Barrientos Tecún, Marie-Christine Seguin

“…Paradoxically, while the sugar production becomes more important for agro-exportation, it “disappears” from literature which takes hold of different urban themes or those related to the political violence instead. …”
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Slavery, antislavery, political rivalry and regional networks in East African waters, 1877-1883 by Edward A. Alpers

“…This paper explores the dynamic between local, regional, and global forces for the Comoro Islands between the 1873 treaty mandating abolition of the export slave trade from Zanzibar to the imposition of French suzerainty over the Comoro Islands in 1886. …”
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Targeting the Hepcidin-Ferroportin Axis in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Anemias by Elizabeta Nemeth

“…Hepcidin acts by causing the degradation of its receptor, the cellular iron exporter ferroportin. The loss of ferroportin decreases iron flow into plasma from absorptive enterocytes, from macrophages that recycle the iron of senescent erythrocytes, and from hepatocytes that store iron, thereby lowering plasma iron concentrations. …”
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Building with Plastic. A New Possible Solution for the Environment by Daniela Besana, Claudia Ferrari

“…These first results encourage to other more accurate analysis and testify its potential versatility as building material and exportability of use even in different contexts, at a social, economic and environmental level.…”
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Navigating Rough Waters: Global Shipping and Challenges for the North Range Ports by Jan Wedemeier, Lukas Wolf

“…The article also explores the connection in import and export of the North Range ports to their respective countries and the EU. …”
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A Register of Early Modern Slovenian Manuscripts by Matija Ogrin, Jan Jona Javoršek, Tomaž Erjavec

“…The paper discusses the specifics of early modern manuscripts, explains the structure and encoding of the Register (especially encoding of temporal and geographic data), and presents the portal built using the Fedora Commons repository software that allows the user to browse and search manuscripts and export data in TEI format, and that enables metadata harvesting.…”
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Adaptation of the Russian enterprises activities to sanctions restrictions by E. A. Panova

“…They include blocking financial, investment, import, and export operations with Russia. The sanctions have affected almost all economic entities, even those not directly dependent on foreign markets. …”
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Problems of managing process of ensuring economic security by V. P. Shpaltakov

“…The main weaknesses and shortcomings of state management of the process of ensuring economic security are revealed: the growth of bureaucracy, corruption, the preservation of a backward resource-export model of the economy. A number of necessary reforms of the state apparatus and diversification of economies are proposed…”
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