Development of NDCX-II at modest cost was recently enabled by the availability of induction cells and associated hardware from the decommissioned advanced test accelerator (ATA) facility at LLNL.
Points show the mean availability at each induction level, error bars show the SEM.
The study evaluated the effect of the light environment and support availability on the induction of tropane alkaloids (chemical defences) after leaf damage in C. arvensis (Gianoli et al. 2007), considering that herbivory pressure in the field is greater for prostrate vines compared with climbing vines (≈80%% vs. ≈40%% leaves showing damage; Gianoli and Molina-Montenegro 2005).
Because ligand availability also increases with induction, ligand availability and sending ability are correlated.
OsNAS1 and OsNAS2 were very sensitive to Fe availability, displaying the highest induction levels under Fe deficiency conditions.
Growing plants in a controlled greenhouse environment with regulated nutritional availability allows for reproducible induction of iron deficiency stress.
We recently showed that phagocytosis of live Borrelia burgdorferi, the spirochetal bacterial agent of Lyme disease, induced transcription of IFN-β and that this phenomenon was entirely dependent on the availability of TLR8, while induction of NF-κb-dependent cytokines was due to a cooperative action of TLR2 and TLR8.
Hence ATP availability is central in the induction and execution of necrosis.
Similarly, during cell proliferation, glucose availability is necessary for the induction of glycolytic enzymes, such as hexo-kinase, pyruvate kinase or lactate dehydrogenase.
Among several related factors, one explanation for this discrepancy may be the greater availability and use of rapid sequence induction (RS I intubation techniques by physicians.
Relative to inefficient soybean genotypes, iron-efficient genotypes may have an increased ability to respond to reduced iron availability in the environment through efficient induction of iron reductase.
