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Therefore, WSB1 isoform 3 expression seems to be enhanced in response to stress, whatever the stress pathway involved.
To see if TRAF5 ubiquitination might also be enhanced in response to MAVS activation, we coexpressed TRAF5 with epitope-tagged Ub, along with a constitutively-active form of RIG-I (RIG-IΔRD) or wild-type MAVS.
The MRI contrast produced by these probes can be enhanced in response to specific cellular changes.
Additionally, TRAP1 phosphorylation was reported to be enhanced in response to oxidative stress.
Because in vitro studies have shown that KCNQ2/3 channel activity is plastic and can be enhanced in response to increased neuronal activity (Wu et al., 2008; Brown and Randall, 2009; Misonou, 2010), it is possible that endogenous, non-pharmacologically driven recovery in KCNQ2/3 channel activity may provide resilience to KCNQ2/3-related pathology.
The upregulation of F-box domain-containing protein (L41), putative F-box family protein, expressed (L8), putative F-box/kelch-repeat protein (L9) and putative RING zinc finger protein (L62) in Mg-deficient leaves (Table 2) means that leaf ubiquitination might be enhanced in response to Mg-deficiency.
The expression of WRKY40 was enhanced in response to wounding and infections of Ralstonia solanacearum.
The Ca2+-dependent Cl− current in iPSC-RPE was enhanced in response to ATPγS (Fig. 2d), suggesting that phosphorylation is not required for the stimulatory effect of ATP.
Another compensatory mechanism that is enhanced in response to telomere shortening and senescence is the telomere capture (TC).
There have been claims that law enforcement officials were tipped off about a possible airport bombing – Russian opposition bloggers demanded to know why security measures had not been enhanced in response.
We found that EPEC virulence is enhanced in response to elevated concentrations of cholera autoinducer-1 (CAI-1), even though neither a CAI-1 synthase nor CAI-1 receptors have been reported in E. coli.
