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HAMP domains are the central signal converters in bacterial chemotaxis receptors and chemosensory histidine kinases.

Their nearby Central Signal Box, from 1999, wrapped a bog-standard piece of railway infrastructure in twisting bands of copper to create a sculptural landmark.

The device consists of a compact coplanar waveguide (CPW) and two complementary split rectangle resonators (CSRR) locating between the central signal wire and the ground plane of the CPW.

A sub-second slice-selective acquisition yielded mean image signal-to-noise ratio of ~ 60 at 0.5 cm3 spatial resolution, distributed with minimum central signal ~ 40% of the maximum edge signal.

Central signal intensity of the lesions on T1WI correlated with the presence or absence of fracture: 88% (seven of eight) of the lesions with fractures appeared less intense than fat, compared with only 8% (one of 13) of lesions without fractures (P less than.005).

Included among the ABRE-enriched genes are various components of stress signaling and defense mechanisms, further reiterating the important role of ABA as a central signal that integrates various types of stress defenses in rice (Cheng et al., 2007; Yun et al., 2010).

Using the ligand recombinant human chemerin, we demonstrated that chemerin/ChemR23 binding elicits intracellular signalling leading to the phosphorylation of p44/42 MAPKs and Akt (Ser 473), both of which are involved in central signal-transduction pathways that convey inflammatory signalling [ 27, 28].

In addition, high peripheral signalling on T2-weighted images with low central signalling can be seen due to myxoid degeneration peripherally and nerve tissue centrally [93].

Sympathetic output refers to central signals that increase the activity of these nerves.

The mTOR pathway is a central signaling hub that integrates intra- and extracellular signals to control processes related to cell growth and metabolism.

The vast majority of cytokine signaling is mediated by "shared" receptors that form central signaling components of higher-order complexes incorporating ligand-specific receptors.