Finally, future studies should consider extending the sleep intervention to a coordinated bright light and exogenous melatonin therapy.
For example, mitochondria and peroxisomes often share enzymes of the citric acid cycle (Ast et al. 2013), mitochondria and plastids share components of DNA replication and transcription (Carrie and Small 2013), and nuclei and plastids share transcription factors that allow coordinated light-induced gene expression (Krause and Krupinska 2009).
Coordinated public street lighting had been in place in central parts of the British capital for a century by the time the newspaper report I've quoted complacently declared that its buildings were finally free of ghosts.
Their enormous stage presence includes (but is certainly not limited to) coordinated dance moves, flashing lights and colors, high-reverb microphones, and a contrabass saxophone known affectionately as the "bazooka horn".
Rearrangements of the actin cytoskeleton have long been recognized to be regulated, not only by the RhoA/ROCK pathway, but also, often in a coordinated manner, by the myosin light chain kinase (MLCK): MLCK directly phosphorylates the myosin light chain, leading to actomyosin contraction and endothelial barrier disruption [ 165- 167].
(One tall, slim man seems to be wearing the latest Prada loafers, color-coordinated with a light-blue suit).
Dhillon et al. [47] suggest to implement a load-dependent access scheme wherein uncoordinated strategy is for light load and coordinated strategy for heavy load.
Its surroundings were heavily invested by French light infantry, and coordinated attacks were made against the troops behind Hougoumont.
We verified this prediction by measuring larvae's responses to coordinated changes in odor and light.
RecA and the SOS transcriptional repressor LexA are the two main proteins involved in this coordinated cellular response to UV-light and DNA-damaging agents [46].
