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In other organisms, rapamycin positively affects lifespan through elusive pathways apart from growth and translation (Wei et al., 2008; Harrison et al., 2009; Bjedov et al., 2010), possibly involving mitochondrial function (Pan & Shadel, 2009).

Roy, C. J. & Milton, D. K.. Airborne transmission of communicable infection--the elusive pathway.

It is a rare person who can defend her and her party's values and still find that elusive pathway toward common ground, resulting in forward movement as opposed to entrenchment.

Also, HGF/Met signaling may operate in nuclei of aggressive mammary cancer cells triggering still elusive transduction pathways, centered on Src nuclear activity, and influencing invasive metastatic phenotype.

Schwann cells lacking GPR126 expression fail to to a myelinate their target axons, suggesting that GPR126 is a key component of the elusive signalling pathway by which axons communicate with the myelinating cell [11], [12].

The precise nature of this so-called 'global' signaling pathway has been elusive, although several candidate pathways are supported experimentally.

Exploiting the similarity between the self-assemblies of 4 and the two recently reported dimorphs of 3, the ester 3 has been stimulated to follow the elusive non-hierarchical pathway 2 through preferential inhibition of pathway 1.

The BA biosynthesis pathway remains elusive, however, the chemical backbone may derived from the shikimate pathway [ 1] as N. attenuata plants with reduced expression of CHALCONE SYNTHASE 1 (CHare) are deficient in BA emission [ 2].

The mechanism of budding in the dynamin-independent pathways remains elusive; however, recent theoretical studies provide testable ideas in this area.

Despite the fact that many players in insulin signaling and GLUT4 traffic are known, it remains elusive how these two pathways intercommunicate.

The adenosine triphosphatases involved in these pathways remain elusive.