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Similarly, the phosphorylation of serine, threonine, and tyrosine mediated by kinases and phosphatases changes the net charge of histones contributing to the changes of the chromatin structure.
Analogously (but not observed in our study), RNA editing events contributing to the change of the translational initiation codon to GUG have been reported also in cemA [ 28].
The confounders with significant difference or contributing to the change of main effect were therefore recruited as covariate factors in the model.
KLHL3 regulation of claudin-8 ubiquitination may contribute to the changes of electrolyte and blood pressure imbalances (Gong et al., 2015).
In the future, any upgrade of mills or additional new mills in the country might contribute to the changes of the average dust load, which can be used to indicate the level of pollution source.
In this paper, we study the factors that contribute to the changes of threshold voltage of thin-film LPCVD polysilicon transistors when varying the thickness of the active layer.
Moreover, both PDB and ION are strong pharmaceutical reagents that can quickly upregulate CD69 expression as early as 4 h after stimulation [27], and following the expression of CD25 and CD71, therefore, the expression of these activation markers and the mitosis of cells might altogether contribute to the changes of cellular topography and the decreases of membrane adhesion force.
Moreover, a reciprocal build up between IRF and IFN in the later stages of infection may contribute to the changes of gene expression and STAT1 activation.
Therefore we speculated that hypoxic stimulation induced astrocyte activation might contribute to the changes of neural activity in brain of male M5R−/− mice.
The isolated repetitive shoulder activity did not contribute to the changes of subacromial space in MWUs.
Together, these results suggest that developmental regulation of BZR1 and HLH factors contributes to the changes of auxin sensitivity over the progression of organ development.
