Together, we identify microbial modulators of the NLRP6 inflammasome and highlight mechanisms by which microbiome-host interactions cooperatively drive microbial community stability through metabolite-mediated innate immune modulation.
The molecular mechanism by which RBF1 and Cic cooperatively regulate Cyclin E expression remains unclear.
Multitasking refers to a design or implementation strategy by which a system is decomposed into multiple tasks that work cooperatively to offer system services.
Specifically in photosynthesis, we have only begun to learn the means by which molecular arrangement, the resulting Coulomb coupling between chlorophylls, and protein-induced energy fluctuations cooperatively yield high quantum efficiency transport.
The game is divided into eight levels designed to be played cooperatively, which mostly consists of big arena fights connected by short corridor sequences.
Barry Koski, 67, a retired educator with a pronounced thoracic spinal curve, said his "back and spine feel as healthy as they have ever felt". He credits his well-being to Deborah Wolk, 56, a wiry co-founder of the studio, which is run cooperatively by all of the teachers.
The orthopedia regulatory region contains multiple copies of this site, which are bound cooperatively by Brachyenteron and are also recognized in vitro by mouse and Xenopus Brachyury [ 112].
Recent studies have shown that DNA-containing immune complexes within SLE serum stimulate pDCs to produce IFN-α [ 14, 15], which is mediated cooperatively by TLR9 and FcγRIIa (CD32) [ 15].
It is tempting to speculate that there are two distinct recycling compartments, perinuclear REs to which EHD1 is recruited primarily by PS and tubular recycling compartment to which EHD1 is recruited cooperatively by phosphatidic acid and PS.
When human beings face real challenges, they must work cooperatively, no matter which side of the globe they live on.
