The biosynthesis of 2,3-DHBA in C. roseus probably involves a multi-enzyme pathway, which cannot simply be modulated by over-expression of ics.
Recently, expression of a large number of genes has been demonstrated to be modulated by the over-expression of a HMGB1 protein in E. histolytica [ 44].
Among various studies, Karyampudi and Pierce [ 2002] conjectured that the SAL effect on the development of waves into tropical cyclones (TCs) could be modulated by seasonal precipitation over the Sahel, with a negative (i.e., suppressing) impact occurring only in dry seasons.
We hypothesise that endolithic infestation can be modulated by varying environmental conditions over large and small spatial scales and that differences in the degree of endolithic parasitation of competing invasive and indigenous species can shift competitive dominance from one species to another.
Cbp peptide binding of the activation status of kinase domain may be modulated by selecting the reduced form over the oxidized form rather than directly changing the redox status of the Csk-SH2.
Unlike, say, dog poop that can be easily washed off a shoe, people have no way to avoid the smell wafting from a giant hog farm and animal studies suggest that the impact of stressors, which can cause, for example, feelings of depression and anxiety, can be modulated by a sense of control over that stressor.
We define the continuous input so that its shape can be modulated by a parameter yet its integral over all positive time is independent of the value of that parameter.
In cells migrating over the ECM, adhesion dynamics can be modulated by regulating integrin conformational activation, traffic, or both.
Disease spread by rain-splash occurs over short distances and is expected to be modulated by canopy structure.
The rate of infrastructure replacement, thus economic activity, can be modulated by how fast the carbon tax rate increases.
Most of the synapses, however, mature after birth, giving ample opportunity for the connections to be modulated by experience.
