Sentence examples for antagonistic feedback from inspiring English sources

EZH2 may epigenetically regulate the expression of miR-31 in a mutually antagonistic feedback loop.

Simple antagonistic feedback between Cdk and a phosphatase, as observed with fission yeast Clp1, could provide sharpness to mitotic exit processes.

Thus, similar to the ZEB1-miR200 regulatory relationry relation [ 4], our data suggest a mutually antagonistic negative-feedback loop between ZEB1 and MYB.

Proposed mechanisms or mode of action included actions at several molecular targets (e.g., receptors, ion channels and signaling proteins) with differing affinities for the substance, the induction of antagonistic effects, negative feedback regulation to reduce responses, or receptor desensitization.

Force-dependent detachment rates create a positive feedback so that the antagonistic motors can amplify small spontaneous oscillations, as observed in the case of spindle positioning [ 313, 314].

The fuzzy proportional-integral-derivative (PID -controlled actuator drive was designed using antagonistic SMA triPID -controlledthe resistactuatordrive signal made a closed loop.

The symmetric case is viewed as a cartoon of conflicting feedback that could result from antagonistic pathways impinging on the state of a shared component.

We provide a kinetic model for signal processing in photo- and chemotaxis in the archaeon H. salinarum suggesting an essential role of receptor cooperativity, antagonistic reversible methylation, and a CheY-dependent feedback on transducer demethylation.

On another interpretation the model represents a contraction of indirect feedbacks that are mediated by antagonistic pathways regulated by the target substrate of the circuit.

This may be due to inherent feedback mechanisms by the synergistic or antagonistic action of various cytokines leading to fall in levels and cessation of inflammation and restoration of pdl architecture [44].

Strong plant-soil feedbacks are often negative; due to antagonistic interactions between plants and pathogens [ 13, 21- 27].