The phrase "exert action" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when describing an action or effort being put forth to achieve a certain result. Example: "The athletes exerted maximum action during the final stretch of the race, pushing themselves to the limit."
Recent studies showed that peripheral peptides like erythropoietin [4], Insulin-like growth factor 1 [6], [6], Glucagon-like peptide-1 [7] and ghrelin [8] exert action in the CNS.
Some of these agents influence a common pathway downstream of the EGFR pathway, while other exert action via different mechanisms.
Eltrombopag did not stimulate growth of breast, lung, or ovarian cancer cell lines at doses likely to exert action on megakaryocytes and megakaryocyte precursors.
The triterpenic fraction of C. asiatica has been shown to promote collagen synthesis in fibroblast cultures, 7 and more recently it was reported to exert action on factors controlling the regulation of inflammation, normalizing keratinocyte hyperproliferation and re-establishing the natural epidermal homeostasis.
Dopaminergic drugs, like antipsychotics, but also drugs affecting other monoamine systems like the serotonin releaser fenfluramine, exert actions on the ?-arrestin-2 pathway.
ALR may also exert actions on hepatocytes in an autocrine manner.
Therefore, Rho GTPases, similar to Ca2+ [ 24], exert actions at the right place and right time for proper actin remodeling and efficient cell migration.
Pomegranate contains agents, particularly polyphenolic flavonoids, which exert actions that could be well conducive to good oral health, particularly in relation to gingivitis development [ 100].
While it is likely that these antioxidants are absorbed and exert actions from the vascular space systemically (hence applications in arthritis), knowledge of their pharmacokinetics is limited.
VEGFA exerts action not only locally.
Indeed, ACE2, which was termed the alternative axis of RAS, efficiently hydrolyses the octapeptide AngII to Ang 1-7), a peptide that exerts actions opposite to those of AngII [54].
