Sentence examples for components regulated by from inspiring English sources
Thus, errors in components regulated by receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs) are commonly observed in human cancers [8], [9].
In summary, we catalogued cellular and molecular components regulated by the conidial morphology modulating gene COM1.
The PANTHER enrichment analysis suggests that many biological processes has protein components regulated by SUMO.
If the SA-related defense response is a major factor in soybean resistance to SCN, then components regulated by SA may confer resistance to SCN when overexpressed.
Dopamine release has both tonic (background levels) and phasic (response to specific environmental events) components regulated by different brain regions [ 29, 30].
To exclude that the lack of difference between LMP1− and LMP1+ NPC cases was a consequence of localised or focal expression of LMP1, serial sections of three LMP1+ NPC were stained for LMP1 and three APM components regulated by LMP1.
This over-representation reflects the superposition of the two components of the TLR-induced transcriptional program: the universal response induced by all TLRs (mediated by NF-κB) and the TLR3/4-specific component (regulated by TFs that act via the ISRE element).
In parallel, we tested both KPNB1 knockdown and overexpression on endogenous clock components regulated primarily by the E-box loop.
Although the core components of eukaryotic DNA replication have been identified our understanding how these replication components are regulated by the cell cycle, or respond to error, remains far from complete.
Western blot analyses of knockdown efficiency indicated that the protein expression of each hPrp19/Cdc5L complex component was regulated by the other components; by contrast, their mRNA levels were not decreased.
Reports have suggested that the membrane-based cytochrome respiratory system may not be fully functional at high pressure, and the expression of genes for some respiration components is regulated by hydrostatic pressure [5], [26].
