HSP90, as an important member of HSPs, centrally functions in various biological processes in the presence and absence of stresses, including biogenesis, folding, transport, degradation, and prevention of misfolding and aggregation of cellular proteins and signal transduction [ 2, 9, 35].
Physicians hold a centrally important function in hospitals and are critical to hospitals' organizational success [ 2].
The MC5R is expressed in a wide variety of tissues, both centrally and peripherally, and is involved in exocrine gland function in mice.
He thinks that he can identify the human function in terms of reason, which then provides ample grounds for characterizing the happy life as involving centrally the exercise of reason, whether practical or theoretical.
Building on reinforcement sensitivity theories and gene-by-environment interactions, we predict that personality trait phenotypes linked to dopaminergic brain functions (centrally involved in reward processing) diverge most strongly in climatically stressful environments, due to shifts in perceived rewards vs risks.
The put-on functions centrally in these movies for people who are too bright to be literal-minded.
The name animal spiritand the notion that it is centrally involved in brain function, and, indeed, in the processes of thought, goes back at least to the Roman physician Galen, and was widely accepted through the middle ages and Renaissance (Woolam, 1957; Finger, 1994).
Building on the prior identification of the activating M4 mutant W275S (Bagriantsev et al, 2011), which is likely to interact with elements of the pore, we identified a position in PH1, Gly137, that is centrally involved in the function of the C-type gate.
Centrally, it functions as a neurotransmitter where it is involved in complex social behaviour, maternal care, stress and anxiety [ 2].
