The phrase "a homeostatic feedback between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological systems, processes, or mechanisms that involve regulation and balance.
Example: "The study focused on a homeostatic feedback between temperature regulation and metabolic rate in mammals."
Alternatives: "a regulatory feedback between" or "a balancing feedback between".
As glucose levels fell, the accumulation of insulin in the media decreased and by 48 h, both glucose and insulin had reached steady state levels, supporting a homeostatic feedback loop between islet microtissues and liver spheroids.
Evidence suggests that these mechanisms are not necessarily part of a homeostatic feedback system designed to regulate body weight, or even anti-starvation mechanisms per se.
This reciprocal connection between dInR post-translational regulation of dFoxO and dFoxO transcriptional control of dInR suggests that this signaling pathway functions as a homeostatic feedback network.
In the nervous system, miRNA-132 has been demonstrated to regulate MeCP2 expression in a homeostatic feedback loop with brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) [ 76].
Moreover, p27 may be overexpressed by a homeostatic feedback mechanism in overexpressed cases of p27, since high levels of cyclin E and cdk2 expressions are observed in these cases (Kawana et al, 1998; Cheng et al, 1999).
The unfolded protein response (UPR) is an intracellular signaling pathway that provides homeostatic feedback regulation between the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and the gene expression program in the nucleus.
Thus, a single homeostatic feedback could only succeed in recovering its original firing rate mean and variance after perturbation in special cases.
To discover systems that respond to redox imbalance within the ER, we capitalized on our prior identification of a key homeostatic feedback system that modulates the activity of Ero1 in disulfide bond formation (Sevier et al., 2007).
A similar result to Theorem 2 could be proven for a system with a single slow homeostatic feedback.
In weight-bearing bones, a mechanically-driven homeostatic feedback mechanism is used to achieve a 'target strain' level and ensures that bone strength is maintained to resist fracture [1], [2].
