Without Securin regulation, Separase is well regulated in all kinds of cells in vivo [30], [42] [45], whereas Separase functions poorly in PGCs without phospho-regulation, resulting in the premature segregation of sister chromotids and other chromosome segregation errors, including chromosome misalignment and mis-segregation.
In fact, prostitution is well regulated in Germany, where about 400,000 people work in the sex trade.
The density, orientation, packing and fibril diameter of collagen is well regulated in the body.
He points out that whereas gambling is well regulated in markets such as Europe, in other places - such as China, South East Asia and India - there are major problems with the large, lucrative but unregulated gambling industries.
Where they have been well regulated, as in Chile and (mostly) Brazil, they have delivered better and cheaper services.None of this is to deny that after a wretched half-decade much of Latin America is in need of a set of policies capable of generating growth.
"The rules are well regulated here in Ireland.
Money market funds are working well and are well regulated, particularly in light of the 2010 rule enhancements and are now much more liquid, transparent, conservative, and better able to withstand systemic shocks than ever before.
The complement cascade is a highly sophisticated network of proteins that are well regulated and directed in response to invading pathogens or tissue injury.
The complement cascade is a highly sophisticated network of proteins that are well regulated and directed in response to invading pathogens or tissue injury and forms a major component of our innate immune response.
Cameron said: "People should know that British banks are well regulated and well capitalised and, in terms of branches of banks in Britain, the Financial Services Authority has made the position very very clear".
