The phrase "are implicated in the control of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the involvement or role of certain factors, entities, or mechanisms in regulating or managing a particular process or system.
Example: "Several genes are implicated in the control of metabolic processes in the body."
Alternatives: "are involved in the regulation of" or "play a role in the management of".
In addition, genes and circuits related to arousal and sleep are implicated in the control of neural inertia.
The present results suggest that both ERα and ERβ are implicated in the control of brain and behavior in quail.
We showed that HMGCR and InR (as well as the first results obtained with SREBP), specifically within the ca, are implicated in the control of the sexual dimorphism.
Most of these studies are hampered by small sample sizes and a limited number of markers/genes screened, so we only have a snapshot understanding of what genetic factors are implicated in the control of HBV vaccine immunogenicity.
After its discovery [1] it was mostly studied for its interactions with DNA and its function in the nucleus as a constituent of chromatin [2], and as the prototype of the HMG-box family of proteins, many of which are implicated in the control of differentiation or development [3].
Molecules related to cyclophilin, ERp60 [9] in conjunction with cytokines like those related to IL-16, IL-17 and IL-25, are implicated in the control of inflammation [64] [68] and the presence of such molecules in leech CNS [12], [18] after trauma suggests a generality and convergence of such a biological phenomena at early stage of the regeneration process.
A variety of hormone axes have been implicated in the control of growth in vertebrates.
GILZ has also been implicated in the control of apoptosis and cell survival in various cell types [11, 15, 16].
In animals, Mediator has been implicated in the control of differentiation and morphogenesis through modulation of numerous signaling pathways.
Acropetal transport of cytokinin (toward the shoot apex) has also been implicated in the control of shoot branching [6].
The myoD family of DNA binding proteins has been implicated in the control of myogenesis in a variety of organisms.
