Sentence examples for damage regulation from inspiring English sources

Fifteen GO terms delineated coherent functions related to apoptosis (e.g. DNA damage, regulation of cell cycle, regulation of apoptosis by TNF receptors and mitochondrial signals).

The Chancellor made the change of emphasis clear this summer in his Mansion House speech when he urged an end to "damaging regulation" of the financial services industry as part of what he calls his "new settlement".

Activation of pathways regulating the G2/M DNA damage checkpoint regulation, mitotic roles of Polo-like kinases, and ATM signaling in jejunum was significant at day 7 at both TBI doses and was significantly suppressed at day 12 (Fig.  7).

The breast cancer susceptibility gene BRCA1 encodes a phosphoprotein that is involved in ubiquitination, DNA damage response, regulation of cell cycle checkpoints, and transcriptional regulation.

Cell cycle progression is thus regulated by p53 in response to DNA damage through regulation of SMAR1 expression that is directly involved in chromatin remodeling at the Cyclin D1 promoter loci.

The greatest overlap in the up-regulated pathways included those involved in cell proliferation (Cell Cycle: G2/M DNA Damage Checkpoint Regulation, Role of CHK Proteins in Cell Cycle Checkpoint Control, Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer, Role of BRCA1 in DNA Damage Response, and Cell Cycle: G1/S Checkpoint Regulation).

Politicians have already recognised the damage that regulation can do to the vibrancy of equity markets: hence the looser listing requirements for "emerging growth companies" (Twitter among them) under the year-old JOBS act.

Damage stability regulation is one of the most important safety issues.

Inflammation is a primary acute response to radiation damage with regulation of chemokines and cytokines minutes to hours subsequent irradiation; after which, a more proliferative phase begins with cell migration and macrophage and monocyte activity [2].

When a draft version of the rule was leaked last summer, we were the first out of the gate to point out the damage this regulation could do to women's health care.

Doxorubicin targets topoisomerase II alpha (TOP2A), which is involved in the biological pathways of apoptotic DNA fragmentation and G2/M DNA damage checkpoint regulation in cell cycle [57].