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NRP2 could act on other signaling pathways controlling migration or NRP2 could directly act as a receptor that conducts signals via its intracellular domain.

The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) is a transmembrane glycoprotein, located on 7p12, that conducts signals to downstream cascades such as PI3K-AKT and RAS-RAF-MEK-ERK.

RAS receives stimulation from upstream receptors such as EGFR and conducts signals to the downstream pathways to regulate diverse cellular responses, including cell proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis.

(Anthony Tommasini) PHILIP GLASS (Sunday) Brad Lubman conducts Signal (a stellar new-music ensemble) in Philip Glass's Symphony No. 3 and a suite from the film "The Hours," arranged for orchestra and pianist by Michael Riesman, music director of the Philip Glass Ensemble.

Its onslaught is signaled by sudden neurological symptoms, including loss of vision, paralysis, numbness and difficulties in walking, as nerves lose their sheathing and are unable to conduct signals.

But previous carbon nanotube muscles have been electrochemically based: The muscles were immersed in an electrolyte solution that would conduct signals to force the nanotubes to contract.

Due to their ability to resist relatively large axial loads, ropes have been widely used in many different applications to support structures, conduct signals, and carry payloads.

Myocytes ("muscle cells") conduct signals and cause parts of the animal to contract.

Ca has a role conducting signals and regulating functions (Saris et al. 2000; Zhu et al. 2002).

In addition, the vast array of potential active mechanisms that a neuron adopts to conduct signals would directly or indirectly depend on the inherent passive properties associated with its dendritic structure.

The initial TMS-evoked response, although difficult to measure without artifact contamination, appears to result from the activation of the target area whereas later deflections are partially due to activity triggered by axonally conducted signals.