Piunti, A. et al. Polycomb proteins control proliferation and transformation independently of cell cycle checkpoints by regulating DNA replication.
"Unless you are able to control the actual acquisition of weapon-usable material, you are not able to control proliferation," he said in recent interview.
Still, the popularity of universal remotes points to a problem — and marketing opportunity — as people create their own home theaters and home automation systems: remote control proliferation.
However, I find that even those precautions cannot overcome a factor beyond my control: proliferation of drivers who are not knowledgeable about road courtesy and proper driving techniques.
In essence, Mr. Bush is making a huge gamble -- critics say a dangerous one -- that the United States can control proliferation by single-handedly rewarding nuclear states it considers "responsible," and punishing those it declares irresponsible.
3-D polymer networks as hydrogels with tunable physical properties can be effectively used to control proliferation and lineage-restricted differentiation of stem cells.
President Trump's weekend announcement that he would pull the United States out of a nuclear arms control treaty alarmed members of his own party, who criticized the decision and worried that other international pacts to control proliferation of the world's most dangerous weapons also might be upended.
miRNA-21 has been proven to control proliferation in vitro and in humans [69, 71].
These tiny RNAs control proliferation, survival, the cell cycle, and the pluripotency program of ESCs.
These RNAs control proliferation, survival, cell cycle, and the pluripotency program of ESCs.
Notable groups of differentially expressed genes included some implicated in extracellular matrix synthesis, lipid metabolism, and cell signaling pathways that control proliferation, cell migration, and fate determination.
