Sentence examples for cycle reviewed from inspiring English sources

INK4a and ARF are completely nonhomologous proteins, with distinct biochemical functions, yet the transcription of both genes increases in response to similar signals, resulting in an exit from the cell cycle (reviewed in [3]).

The three-site model of the ribosome posits that preventing simultaneous occupancy of the ribosomal A- and E-sites by aa-tRNA and deacylated-tRNAs respectively helps to coordinate the elongation cycle (reviewed in [26]).

It is estimated that eukaryotic cells express more than 2,000 enzymes and structural proteins during growth and division with many genes showing a timely progression of transcription through the cell cycle (reviewed in [9]).

A simplified model of the clock comprises three basic components: an input pathway that senses light, a core oscillator that is the transcriptional machinery defining the rhythms, and output pathways that control various developmental and metabolic processes, resulting in the appropriate physiological adaptations to the day-night cycle (reviewed [1], [2]).

Maternal environments may influence offspring traits, especially those expressed early in the life cycle (reviewed by Donohue, 2009).

These cellular processes play a major role in the structural and functional adaptation of the gland to the specific stages of the female reproductive cycle (reviewed in [ 10]).

The documentation and translation teams are more active in the mailing list at the end of the development cycle, reviewing change proposals that might affect their work.

We describe nucleolar organization and dynamics, propose our view on nucleolar targeting, report the relationship between the nucleolus and the cell cycle, review particular relationships between nucleolus and virus, and nucleolus related to cancer.

Microscopic studies at the light and electron microscopic levels have lead to several proposed life cycles, reviewed [26].

Another approach is to assay for activation of the DNA damage response (DDR) pathway, a signaling pathway that coordinates DNA repair processes with the cell-cycle (reviewed in Harrison and Haber 2006; Putnam et al. 2009).

Termed as Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT), this technique has proved effective across species [ 11, 50], but is subject to technical competence and coordinated mitotic cycles (reviewed by [ 51]).