Sentence examples for exert regulation from inspiring English sources

Some of these motifs are canonical Ss-LrpB binding motifs located at appropriate distances from promoters to have the ability to exert regulation.

These methyl-CpG-binding proteins can exert regulation over the expression of multiple genes via their interaction with methylated DNA and their association with histone modifying enzymes [ 17].

Some AFEs merely change the 5'-untranslated region (5'-UTR) to exert regulation on translational efficiency or the efficiency or destination of the transcripts' transportation out of the nucleus.

Since regulation depends on CcpA- cre binding, cre boxes causing significant regulation of downstream operons already when a small amount of CcpA is available are supposed to have a high affinity to CcpA and titrate CcpA away from low-affinity cre sites, which are able to exert regulation of other operons only when more CcpA is present.

Notch1 has been shown to exert regulations on tumour growth, invasion, metastasis and angiogenesis in various carcinomas.

Thus, it is important to understand how the network of genes involved in fat metabolism exerts regulation across the whole system to regulate fat synthesis and storage.

Recently, it was shown that rhlR is expressed in the absence of LasR in P. aeruginosa [ 46] and that RhlR exerts regulation over genes that were thought to be specifically LasR-regulated including lasI.

The Sirt 1 manipulation by RSV and EX527 also exerted regulation on the AGE-mediated Sirt 1 upregulation in mRNA level).

Since AMPK is also able to regulate mRNA translation through eukaryotic elongation factor 2 (eEF2) [42], it is possible that the AMPK signaling exerts regulation over translation in lemur heart and BAT at another stage of translation, such as elongation.

2. Several co-regulated miRNAs act together to exert their regulation on target genes involved in the same pathway.

These observations are in agreement with in vivo findings that iASPP and ASPP2 are key regulators of epithelial stratification with opposing functions, partly through their ability to exert opposing regulation of p63 expression and activity.