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Tat-SF1 may also have an indirect effect on HIV-1 pre-mRNA splicing by regulating the processing of transcripts encoding other HIV dependency factors (HDFs) [37], [54], [55].
They mediate the transduction of sonic hedgehog (Shh) signaling by regulating the processing of Gli transcription factors, which are localized in the cilia (Wong and Reiter, 2008).
In mice, caspase-12 is also involved in the innate immune responses by regulating the processing of inflammatory cytokines and caspase-12 deficiency in mice confers resistance to sepsis [ 83].
Autophagy deletion affected Notch activity only during that short period of activation, most likely by regulating the processing of the endocytosed Notch receptor, which presumably can be compensated for by other degradation pathways in later stages of development [ 59].
Subsequently, signaling through TLR4 and its adaptor MyD88 controls the initiation phase of cognate immune responses by regulating the processing of the phagocytosis and the cross-presentation of tumor antigens by DCs on MHC class I and class II molecules.
The IRE-1/XBP-1/BiP molecascadeascade of the UPR pathway governs dendritic branching by regulating the folding and processing of DMA-1.
For example, by regulating the expression or processing of miRNAs, hormone-binding riboswitches could change gene expression profiles on a large scale.
Similar to manipulation of miRNA biogenesis by regulating the components of the processing complex, miRNA effects can be enhanced or attenuated by positively or negatively regulating the levels and activity of RISC components [ 2].
It directly regulates the transcription of several miRs and indirectly regulates their processing by regulating the expression of the miR processing components Dicer and DGCR8.
49 In human cells, MALAT1 induces cellular proliferation by regulating the expression and pre-mRNA processing of cell cycle-related transcription factors.
In the past decade, though, astrocytes have come into their own as key players in brain function – we now that they form signalling networks and make important contributions to the brain's information processing capabilities by regulating the way neurons communicate with each other.
