Sentence examples for capable of signaling from inspiring English sources
Certainly, the PLC is capable of signaling any conditions of which it is aware.
The 18 mammalian FGFs that are capable of signaling through FGFRs share a conserved β-trefoil fold and are grouped into 6 subfamilies (Itoh and Ornitz, 2004).
The extent and the heterogeneous nature of aggregates may imply that IL-31 was erroneously folded, but it was capable of signaling through cognate receptors.
Within the last few years, a new class of ligand, the matrikine or matricryptin, has been characterized as subdomains of various ECM proteins capable of signaling to the cell through receptors, such as growth factor receptors.
Giannakas (2002) claims, "In fact, labeling based on third-party certification is the only feasible alternative to circumventing supply-side failures of markets for organic food since, in its absence, organic food suppliers are not capable of signaling the nature of their product".
An audacious bet on transforming histone H4 into a real-time sensor probe has been won by the group of Minoru Yoshida, who designed the first FRET probes capable of signaling the occurrence of dynamic site-specific acetylations in live cells.
Results from electrochemical measurements have revealed that poly-MB/GCE is capable of signalling electrocatalytic and photoelectrocatalytic activity towards sulphide oxidation.
Seen the current interests around biostimulants enhancing plant growth and health, development of biosensors capable of signalling the bioavailability plant stimulants are of sure interest in modern agriculture.
However, the main concern about GM crops is the release and persistence of transgenic DNA into soil, and to our knowledge there is still no whole-cell biosensors capable of signalling the presence of specific DNA sequences.
Integrins are capable of signalling bidirectionally in pathways referred to as inside-out and outside-in signalling.
We demonstrated that ALK is upregulated in PAX3/7-FOXO1-positive ARMS, both at mRNA and protein levels, and is capable of signalling when properly stimulated.
