Sentence examples for exert some specific from inspiring English sources
Although both LOXL2 and LOXL3 seem to exert some specific effects on cancer by targeting the embryonic transcription factor Snail, some of the effects shared by LOXL2 and LOX are exerted via activation of the focal-adhesion kinase (FAK).
However, Hawksworth (1984) suggested that the photobiont had lost its ability to release carbohydrate after isolation from the lichen thallus, and that the lichen-forming fungus exerted some specific control on the photobiont cells that lead them to secrete carbohydrates [ 21].
Therefore, the localization of P27 in both culture supernatant and cell wall fractions suggests that the alteration of the cell wall integrity detected in the mutant may be due not only to the mislocalization of P27 in the cell wall but also to the lack of some specific function exerted by the secreted P27.
Thus, it will be interesting to further investigate whether phosphorylation of TTG1 dynamically influences its interaction with multiple co-regulators to exert its specific activity in regulating seed characters.
Our results suggest that drugs and aptamers with shared targets can be combined to exert more specific and potent effects than either agent alone.
The lack of success of biofertilizers to exert their specific functions reflects problems related with production and formulation of the inocula.
However, further studies are essential to understand how myosin IIA and IIB exert their specific roles in regulating different focal contacts formation during cell spreading.
Polyanions exert a specific action on asbestos, particularly chrysotile, whereas silica is inactivated by nonionic polymers.
Other transcription factors are induced by TCR stimulation but exert more specific functions in Th17 differentiation.
However, Tg did not exert any specific dependence on protein source utilised for the preparation of the films.
The filament was applied 3 times to the same spot and was bent each time to exert the specific pressure.
