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The distant transmission of the Hh ligand is gated by restricting expression of hmgcr to the SGPs.
MEX3 is a fundamental regulator of asymmetry, mediating one of the earliest steps of cell fate determination in C. elegans by restricting expression of the cell fate determinant pal-1 transcription factor to the posterior blastomere of the early embryo (Draper et al., 1996; Huang et al., 2002).
Therefore, for many strategies pathogen-inducible promoters might be the most useful as they limit the cost of resistance by restricting expression to infection sites.
Detailed analysis of miR156 function in the maize inflorescence has shown that it has a role in establishing axillary meristem boundaries by spatially restricting expression of the SPL gene Tasselsheath4 (toH4) thethe bract.
pRb mainly acts by interacting with the E2F family of transcription factors, thereby restricting expression of genes required for cell proliferation [9].
These results suggested that maize roots respond to iron deficiency by inducing the spatially restricted expression of class I ZmNAS, which may lead to elevated NA biosyntheses and MAs secretion.
Other haematopoietic cell populations were not significantly affected by DT treatment consistent with the macrophage restricted expression of the truncated promoter (Figure S6).
Canon, S., Herranz, C. & Manzanares, M. Germ cell restricted expression of chick Nanog.
These data confirmed the highly restricted expression of the protein.
We conclude that RhAG plays an important role in flower patterning and that low temperatures increase the petal number of rose flowers, at least partially, by restricting the expression of RhAG.
While the ability of cells to deal with exogenous DNA damage is not affected by restricting the expression of key DDT genes to the G2/M phase of the cell-cycle (Daigaku et al, 2010; Karras & Jentsch, 2010), other results suggest an early role for the Rad5 pathway during replication and SCJ formation (Branzei et al, 2008; Minca & Kowalski, 2010; Karras et al, 2013).
