Oil concentration levels in municipal waste water effluent streams are stringently regulated in most parts of the world.
Myocyte excitation contraction coupling is stringently regulated, in part, through the modulation of calcium (Ca2+) influx release and removal sequestration.
These data are consistent with the in vitro observations that cyclin D1 can be stringently regulated as a function of subcellular localisation (Alt et al, 2000; Radu et al, 2003) and reveal that distinct localisation patterns are observed in prostate cancer.
In addition, negative regulators may also be important factors to be taken into consideration in this analysis because the cell responses must be stringently regulated.
In T. parva, a massively parallel signature sequencing (MPSS) study indicates that the majority of genes are transcriptionally active in the schizont stage, but their transcription may not be stringently regulated and, instead, vary stochastically between different host cells or time points.
However, the recombination process must be stringently regulated to prevent formation of chromosomal translocations, which can lead to tumors.
The number and subunit compositions of synaptic AMPARs are stringently regulated because activity dependent changes in functional postsynaptic AMPARs contribute to the two main forms of synaptic plasticity that are believed to underlie learning and memory in the hippocampus [1], [2].
Loss of RB1 was observed in most of the castrate-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC), and AR as a gene under the control of E2F1, which in turn is stringently regulated by RB.
GOX is stringently regulated and its expression is exceptionally high in the HP gland of nurse bees, whereas Impl3 is predominantly a larval gene, and its differential expression in worker and queen larvae is part of a network that determines the reproductive fate of female bees [ 19].
