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NF-ƙB is a protein that mediates immune response in humans by controlling response of other effectors such as cytokines, inflammatory molecules and cell adhesion molecules [ 1, 5].
The performance of the new device is evaluated by controlling the response of a cantilever beam subjected to white noise excitation.
Firstly, polyphosphate acts as a regulator of the stringent response by controlling levels of sigma factors and through binding to RNA polymerase, inhibiting transcription of genes involved in exponential growth [19].
It also regulates the response of plants to freezing temperature by controlling a subset of cold response genes via a CBF/DREB1-independent pathway.
PPARs degradation by the ubiquitin proteasome system modulates the intensity of the ligand response by controlling the level of PPAR proteins in the cells.
The crucial role of SigH in the heat-shock response by controlling the expression of the ATP-dependent Clp protease, chaperones and heat-shock regulators was demonstrated in a number of studies [ 14- 18].
Recently, Cilloniz et al. found that Mx1+/+ mice can generate a protective antiviral response by controlling the expression of key modulator molecules associated with influenza virus lethality [ 98].
KEAP1 regulates the oxidative stress response by controlling the levels of the transcription factor Nrf2 (nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor 2).
These results suggest that, in Drosophila, HIF-α is involved in the NF-κB response by controlling the levels of the NF-κB subunits and their activity.
The CBF gene family has been shown to have a critical role in stress response in Arabidopsis and encodes a small family of transcription factors that have been demonstrated to regulate cold acclimation response by controlling the level of COR (cold-regulated) expression, which in turn promotes tolerance to freezing.
A wide variety of sensing mechanisms are deployed for this purpose, including dedicated protein sensors, such as histidine kinases, which mediate changes in gene expression by controlling the phosphorylation of cognate response regulators in response to environmental cues (West and Stock, 2001).
