Sentence examples for concerted role from inspiring English sources

Analysis of 3SEQ data from both frozen tissue and FFPET revealed several related cancer-associated pathways (prostate cancer, VEGF signalling, acute myeloid leukemia) containing a number of genes known to be important in carcinogenesis (AKT2, IGF1, BAD, PIK3R1, CCND1, PML, RARA), whose concerted role in SFT has not previously been characterized.

The activation of chaperone complexes and transposon activity seems to fulfill a dual, concerted role.

Differentially expressed genes include SOC2, SOC3, CBLC, and the interleukin receptor IL20RA; and the altered expression and coordinated interaction and of these genes suggest a concerted role in BC progression.

The comparison of various epoxide amine networks shows that the molar contribution of a given hydroxyl group is an increasing function of the hydroxyl concentration, which suggests that close hydroxyls could play a concerted role in water absorption.

There are several aspects of SecYEG-mediated secretion that may play a concerted role in the quality control of GFP (e.g. interactions with the signal peptide or translocon, chaperone or protease recruitment, compatibility with the inner membrane).

Certainly, a demonstration of the direct interaction between CK2 and the Gardos channel is necessary to further confirm their concerted role in RBC vesiculation.

It forms corepressor complex with the histone H3K4 demethylase LSD1/KDM1A (lysine-specific demethylase 1A) and plays conserved and concerted roles in deacetylation of H4K16 and demethylation of H3K4 to repress NOTCH target genes during development.

The concerted roles of nNOS and eNOS helps understand the earlier observations on hippocampal LTP in mice lacking nNOSα and eNOS (Son et al., 1996) although the data on nNOSα knockouts may be complicated by activity from residual nNOS splice variants (see above).

Mobilization of cGMP in the intracellular compartments suggests that it has a concerted regulatory role in pathophysiology.

Two mechanisms play an important role in concerted evolution.

A subsequent study incremented the coverage of the mammalian database adding 29 more species from 5 orders to the original dataset, and its results appear to support a predominant role for concerted evolution [ 15].