Upon antigen encounter there is a dynamic change on T cell metabolism characterized by extensive proliferation and differentiation into effector T cells (TEFF).
For example, Newton's second law (equation of motion), which is a dynamic change constraint in mechanics, includes a set of local constraints, each of which indicates a force applied to the target object (physical device constraints such as elastic force, friction).
"There is a dynamic change in people's views about transparency because there's a new threat to transparency that we never saw before September," said Grayson, referring to the original bailout.
Over the time course of postnatal development there is a dynamic change in the ratio of NR2A over NR2B, with increased production of NR2A-containing NMDARs and reduced NR2B-containing NMDARs as the postnatal brain develops into the adult stage [11], [12], [13], [14].
For instance, in colorectal cancer (the archetypal example of a tumour caused by activation of this pathway through either loss of APC or activating mutation in β-catenin) it has been shown that within the tumour there is a dynamic change in localization in different parts of the same tumour although all cells will carry the same cancer-inducing mutation (PMID 17306971).
Although Vasa was expressed in undifferentiated stem cells, there was nevertheless a dynamic change in its expression profile during induced differentiation, with lowest levels observed at D25 (Figure 2E).
"I think it's just a dynamic change to the show, which could be a good thing, actually," he told E OnlineE Online
Whether there is also a dynamic change in anti-HBc antibody levels after acute HBV infection in vaccinated individuals remains to be elucidated.
While telomere shortening is a dynamic genomic change, the impact of shortening is apparently minor, perhaps because the genome has built protective and compensatory mechanisms to shield 'important' genes from chromosome end erosion [ 6, 7].
Plant MAPKs are known to exhibit a dynamic change in their localization while responding to biotic as well as abiotic stresses [ 33].
