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Collectively, our findings indicate that resting microglia morphology and behavior are not controlled solely by cell-autonomous mechanisms but are instead regulated by different forms of neurotransmission.

We propose that Rnd proteins are instead regulated dynamically by phosphorylation and dephosphorylation.

Rnd proteins are atypical Rho family proteins that do not hydrolyse GTP and are instead regulated by expression levels and post-translational modifications.

Indeed, TipE gene family members showed no effects on Slowpoke potassium currents in D. melanogaster cell lines [ 14], which are instead regulated by an auxiliary subunit with a protein kinase-like domain, Slowpoke binding protein [ 33].

As a result, birds seldom maintain maximal fat reserves and stores are instead regulated through a cost versus benefit trade-off (Gosler et al., 1995; Witter and Cuthill, 1993).

This operon has no known interaction with ArcA and is instead regulated by the response regulator AtoC, which is present in both LSBJ and RSC02 as a constitutively expressed mutant that confers a high level of atoDAEB transcription (Spratt et al. 1981; Jenkins and Nunn 1987; Kyriakidis and Tiligada 2009).

However, in the posterior-most 8 notochord cells (secondary notochord, or B-lineage), Brachyury expression is instead regulated by Nodal and Delta-like [ 168].

This leads us to speculate that, while TRIM33 and PU1 occupy the Bim locus in AML, this element is not a major contributor to Bim expression in this cell type, which is instead regulated by the -66 enhancer cluster.

In its response to the committee requests, CARB said it was instead regulating greenhouse gas emissions, a position it said was affirmed in court rulings.

Experiments by Foster showed that the workers were instead regulating sterility in each other, thus instead exhibiting worker policing.

The endoplasmic reticulum, nucleus and peroxisomes lack an intrinsic pH regulatory system and are instead indirectly regulated by Na+/H+ exchanger activity.