Again, the goal fulfillment becomes activated on a later time point than in "A person with a neutral God-image" section, namely around time point 30, causing the goal state to decrease slower.
Such a hypothetical nucleator would function analogously to the actin nucleating complex Arp2/3, which becomes activated on binding to an existing actin filament [6].
The generated siRNA associates with a multiprotein complex, the RNA-induced silencing protein complex (RISC), which becomes activated on ATP-dependent unwinding of the siRNA duplex [ 6, 12].
However, as reported by others, 10, 14 Opn expression was induced ∼60-fold and its protein increased as rHSCs became activated on tissue culture plastic over 2 weeks, paralleling the induction of Sox9 and the sequential increase in Col1 (Fig. 3A,B).
PHDs primarily function as oxygen sensors so that in normoxia PHDs become activated to hydroxylate HIF1α on two highly conserved proline residues.
Mesenchymal cells become activated to secrete a collagen matrix.
The AKT was reported to become activated by PDK1 (on threonine 308) and by PDK2 (on serine 473), in case AKT is bound to PIP3.
Signal transducers and activators of transcription (STAT) proteins are latent transcription factors that become activated by phosphorylation on a specific tyrosine residue by JAK-family kinases (Darnell, 1997).
Signal transducers and activators of transcription (STAT) proteins are latent transcription factors that become activated by phosphorylation on a single tyrosine (near the carboxy-terminal of the molecule), typically in response to extracellular ligands [ 1, 2].
Signal transducers and activators of transcription (STAT), a family of latent cytoplasmic TFs which become activated by phosphorylation on a single tyrosine, can convey extracellular signals from kinds of cytokines, growth factors, or peptides to the nucleus [ 7].
Stat1 proteins become activated via phosphorylation on tyrosine (Y701) to initiate dimerization and serine (S727) to fully develop transcriptional activity in the nucleus.
