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"We believe that a comprehensive and coherent regulation will benefit not only passengers but the whole aviation industry," Ms. Vajnai said.
Thus the ability to apply significance of predicted functional output no longer rests upon individual factors but on co-presentation and coherent regulation of these factors, reflecting the coordinated, interconnected nature of metabolic pathways themselves.
They further investigated changes in transcriptome along the lifespan through total and small RNA sequencing approaches and interestingly found that senescence stage involves a more coherent regulation of transcriptome.
However, this type of regulation at heat shock of 48°C seems to be weak due to the reduction of metabolic genes showing coherent regulation with heat shock proteins.
The resulting classification tree shows that the clusters containing only zygotically activated genes appear to have a coherent regulation since they cluster tightly, whereas maternal+zygotic clusters reveal a more complex pattern of regulation.
Long and unusually highly conserved motifs may provide a highly specific site or several binding sites in close proximity to ensure a coherent regulation of the respective genes, at least in one biological process or response.
That improved sensitivity enables preference of weak, but coherent regulations over strong, but contextless signals.
This evolutionary conservation may indicate that although those complexes exhibit highly coherent transcription regulation, tighter regulation might exist between a subset of all the subunits.
The CMP phenotype demonstrates itself at multiple levels of functionality, indicating a profound depth of coherent cellular regulation.
When they act in the same way (both of them are either activators or repressors), it is called a coherent simple regulation (Fig. 2A).
Coherent transcriptional regulation of miRNA and target regulatory genes would be expected to require significant co-localization of miRNAs near to or in intronic regions of regulatory genes.
