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FRG1 expression is induced in iC2C12-FRG1 myobyastheby the addition of doxycycline and levels of induction can be modulated by adjusting levels of the drug.
Furthermore, in culture, mitotic activity associated with the furrow could be reversibly started and stopped by adjusting levels of ecdysteroid, suggesting that ecdysteroids are, in part, regulating developmental arrest of the eye for animals entering diapause [57].
Short-read sequence pools were generated from sample sequences, and subjected to varying levels of "post-mortem" damage by adjusting levels of fragmentation and fragmentation biases, transition rates at sequence ends, and sequencing depths.
By carefully adjusting levels of the relevant neurotransmitters chemicals that allow nerve cells to "talk" to one another alternative pathways that skirt the damaged region could be coaxed into existence.
Their salaries are set by central government; adjusting levels of pay is beyond the scope of managers at institutional levels.
The model generalizes the Heckscher-Ohlin static theory of trade by incorporating costs of quickly adjusting levels of capital stocks in particular industries; i.e., capital mobility in the short run is permitted, but at a price.
Monitoring patients may result in different patterns of care by flexibly adjusting level of out-patient care in response to early signs of clinical deterioration.
Modulation of connexin turnover kinetics, perhaps related to changes in connexin phosphorylation, may be a major mechanism by which cells can rapidly adjust levels of coupling.
ENV1 is consequently suggested to connect the light response pathway with nutrient signaling by the heterotrimeric G-protein cascade by adjusting transcript levels of gna1 and gna3 and action on cAMP levels – presumably through inhibition of a phosphodiesterase.
Among them are the closed cycle of water and the acceleration of the cycling times of carbon, biogenic compounds, and nutrients by adjusting the levels of light intensity, temperature, carbon dioxide, and air velocity over plant canopies.
