Sentence examples for concomitantly regulated from inspiring English sources

This suggests that a compensatory survival mechanism might be concomitantly regulated by DCA.

To identify the clusters of genes that are concomitantly regulated by various LDLs, Hierarchical Clustering analysis [ 27] was applied.

Two algorithms, Hierarchical Clustering analysis [ 27] and Self Organizing Map (SOM) [ 28] were used to identify the clusters of genes that are concomitantly regulated by various LDLs.

Wnt/β-catenin signaling has been further identified and confirmed by a comprehensive transcriptomic and epigenomic analysis describing the Wnt/β-catenin pathway as concomitantly regulated in rat and human trans-differentiating ATII cells (Marconett et al., 2013).

The challenge for developing such potential targets clinically is therefore understanding how these processes are concomitantly regulated and when pro-tumor and anti-tumor activity is the dominant player.

The expression of CBP targets (black spots), including those among the common subset with 5-aza-dC and RA targets (red spots), is concomitantly regulated by the overexpression of wild-type TDG.

Events associated with apoptosis and the regulation of apoptosis were found in both the UP- and Down-regulated gene sets, together with processes that concomitantly regulate the cell cycle and protein kinase activity (both cyclin dependent and independent).

Several studies identified factors that are intertwined between both pathways and either concomitantly regulate Notch and autophagy signaling or regulate one through the other by a yet unknown mechanism.

The colocalisation of CD147 with CD44v3-10, MCT1, MCT1 and MCT4 in this study further suggests that CD147 and CD44v3-10 concomitantlytantly regulate MDR1, MCT1 and MCT4 expression during CaP progression, associated with drug resistance.

Taken together, these data are consistent with JAK2 being a major histone kinase responsible for H3Y41ph and indicate that signaling via JAK2 concomitantly regulates both H3Y41ph and STAT5 binding at certain JAK2/STAT5 target genes.

Given the location of residue Met at the end of the latter α-helix, pointing its side chain towards the interior of the cleft, it is conceivable that it might control the solvent accessibility of haem III and, concomitantly, regulate its reduction potential value.