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The present study demonstrates that endosomal cholesterol trafficking protein, StarD3, does not appear to be regulated by increases in total cholesterol content, or by marked alterations in cholesterol flux between differing cellular pools in BRIN-BD11 cells.

Several days after the salinity/osmotic stress, the whole-root water conductance can also be regulated by increasing the total root surface area via changes in the root morphology because the whole-root water conductance is the product of L pr by the total root surface area.

Consequently, the reindeer husbandry in Norway should be regulated by increased predation rates/overall loss.

The number of cells harvested can be regulated by increasing (or decreasing) the volume of blood to be processed and by adjusting the volume of added RS antibody cocktail accordingly without any effect on the processing time of 90 minutes.

Presumably the interaction is regulated by increased cytosolic Ca2+ concentrations, which could occur under stress conditions [ 46, 47] or in response to BR signalling [ 48].

The activity of c-Jun/AP-1 is regulated by increased synthesis and phosphorylation of c-Jun (Karin, 1995; Davis, 2000).

These data suggest that the net magnitude of RANK signalling in the breast upon P exposure may be regulated by local increases of RANKL along with decreases in local and systemic (serum) OPG thereby increasing the RANKL OPG ratio in this tissue (Wood et al., 2013).

The formation of ZnO phase in LDHs could be regulated by the increase of Zn/Al ratio in LDHs and with the temperature treatment of LDHs.

We predict that additional mRNA-binding proteins will also bind and be regulated by metabolites, increasing the breadth of the mRNA metabolite regulatory network.

Thus, Bik activity can be regulated by phosphorylation which increases Bik pro-apoptotic capacity, probably by enhancing its binding affinity with antiapoptotic proteins Bcl-xL and Bcl-2 (Li et al, 2003).

The increase of acetylated HDAC1 after heat shock may be regulated by both the increase of active acetylation and the decrease of deacetylation.