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Thus, activity of mTOR is currently thought to be regulated mostly by external stimuli rather than some internal system.

While thylakoid differentiation is thought to be regulated mostly by energy requirements (ATP and NADPH) in M and BS cells to support the forms of C4, the underlying regulatory mechanism(s) responsible for C4-associated differentiation remains a very active area of research [ 2, 13- 16].

The episode has renewed debate about the weak regulation of compounding pharmacies, some of which have mushroomed into mini drug factories even though they are regulated mostly by state boards, whose standards vary.

This is indeed consistent with the notion that E-cadherin is regulated mostly by epigenetic mechanisms.

Anthocyanin biosynthesis is regulated mostly by the coordinated transcriptional control of the structural genes.

Therefore, the simulations suggest that occlusion is a function of intersubunit fluctuations and that the rate of blockade and opening of the route to the active center is regulated mostly by the motions of the subunits relative to one another.

In Telopea, between-species differentiation has been regulated mostly by temporal changes in bio-climatic conditions that have repeatedly disrupted the continuum in distribution of the various evolving lineages.

However, the anteroposterior COP excursions were almost similar in the two groups, indicating a limited contribution from ankle muscles that control anteroposterior movement of the COP [ 27] and such movements are regulated mostly by proprioception which is absent in the amputated leg.

Moreover, most previous studies suggest that plasma PON1 activity levels tend to be relatively stable over time and are regulated mostly by genetic factors, particularly the C108T promoter polymorphism (Brophy et al. 2001a, 2001b; Durrington et al. 2002; Ferre et al. 2003; Furlong et al. 2000; Jarvik et al. 2002; Leviev and James 2000; Suehiro et al. 2000; Zech and Zurcher 1974).

DD mice of both genders have shortened skulls, whereas in PD, females appear normal and males exhibit an overall increase in length compared to WT. We, therefore, postulate that the craniofacial phenotype of WBS individuals is regulated mostly by genes in the DD region.

They are regulated mostly at the transcriptional level.