Sentence examples for exerting a function from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is unlikely that RibH2 is exerting a function different than LS.

The role of HO-1 in tissue pathology is determined either by a delicate balance between the injurious and protective action of the end products generated during haeme catabolism (Dong et al, 2000) or by exerting a function distinct from haeme degradation (Vazquez et al, 2002) and playing a more proactive role in physiological and pathological processes (Willis, 1999; Maines, 2000).

Two important questions are whether all lncRNAs are functional and how they could exert a function.

It is possible that they exert a function respective to other PADI genes, cell types, or stimuli than the ones we queried.

This may suggest that the CDK1-dependent stimulation of resection could exert a function by overcoming the inhibitory effect of Rad9 bound to H3-K79me.

In spite of all these reports of peroxisomal LDH association, it has never been universally accepted that LDH indeed enters the peroxisome and indeed exerts a function in peroxisomes, because a targeting signal or targeting mechanism could not be identified.

This suggests that alternative splicing could be a molecular mechanism whereby membrane bound type B hexokinases, perhaps also in other plants, may become soluble and thus exert a function inside the nucleus.

This raises the question of whether they could exert a function in transcript processing, i.e. help process the putative primary transcripts generated from the divergent promoters into shorter RNAs.

First, Rod1 exerts a function at the plasma membrane, as it is essential for the endocytosis of the glycerol/proton symporter Stl1, and required for the efficient internalization of Jen1 upon glucose treatment.

Furthermore, as mitochondrial and ER membranes are continuously and concertedly remodeled, it is not surprising that membrane-shaping proteins can also exert a function in regulating the ER-mitochondria coupling.

It is believed that Na+-channel function is affected by phosphorylation [ 23] and PKC exerts an function in the phosphorylation of Na+ channels.