This study provides information leading to potential two-way level of combinatorial control regulating gene expression through microRNAs targeting multiple mRNAs and, conversely, target mRNAs regulated in parallel by other microRNAs as well.
Conversely, in a lateral or parallel type the volume of water entering each pond is smaller but a fresh supply of water is always ensured, and no contamination of disease from one pond to another takes place.
Conversely, if MUL1 and PINK1/parkin act in parallel pathways, the phenotypes of double null mutants may be stronger than those of single mutants.
In summary, deficiency in uptake of oxidized LDL by CD36 expressed on the basolateral side of RPE [ 32] seems to contribute to age-related BM thickening; conversely, CD36 activation attenuates BM thickening and in parallel preserves visual function.
In parallelizing, we assert these in parallel.
Conversely, the slow induction of Tlr2 and -9 in parallel with the delayed infiltration of Iba1+/ED1+ cells in the whiskers area of DA rats is associated with susceptibility to HSE.
Conversely, signals that promote either the addition of sarcomeres in parallel or myofiber disarray produce enlarged myocytes and resultant concentric hypertrophy in the fly.
Conversely, both the intensity and extent of D3 staining increased in parallel with fibrosis stage in NAFLD patients, with consistently strong sinusoidal accumulation of D3-positive cells in all patients with advanced NAFLD fibrosis.
Conversely, repair of focal mucosal defects not only employs this mechanism, but in parallel host intermediate cell daughters expressing uroplakin 2 give rise to themselves and are also contributors to superficial cells in neotissues.
Conversely, Gorilla, Sivapithecus and, particularly, Au. sediba are derived from all of the remaining taxa, evolving in parallel a proximodistally shorter and mediolaterally broader hamate.
Conversely, a parallel discussion about how to implement research into policy and practice in order to support adequate policymaking has flourished [ 3].
