There is something Einsteinian about that patch of woods, as if the Institute for Advanced Study, which is across the street, is experimentally affecting the trajectories of tee shots and approach shots, bending light.
Collectively, these reports demonstrate that modifying the global levels of H3K4 methylation experimentally affects adiposity and sensitivity to insulin.
While NR3 family members were not identified in N. vectensis, estrogens and other steroids have been detected in cnidarian tissues [ 12, 15, 69], are apparently released during spawning events [ 12, 69], and can experimentally affect coral growth and reproduction [ 70].
Systems biology research struggles with a paucity of satisfactory methods because local micro-environmental differences, meaningful in vivo, are hard to reproduce in vitro where conditions controlled experimentally affect the analyzed phenomenon indiscriminately.
The ideal, biologically sound definition of a functional binding event is that the TF has been shown to bind at the site on a gene's promoter, and this binding has been demonstrated experimentally to affect the level of transcription of the gene.
These may include the degree of corneal indentation and the rate and maximal level of external air pressure application, all of which have been shown experimentally to affect hysteresis [ 17, 29].
This residue is near several of the residues that have been shown experimentally to affect receptor-binding specificity of H1 HAs (21 – 23 ) and next to one of the mapped Sb antigenic site residues (19, 20 ).
Upstream regulators are not limited to transcription factors; they can be any gene or small molecule that has been observed experimentally to affect gene expression in some direct or indirect way.
Fatal prion infections can be experimentally transmitted from affected individuals to laboratory animals.
To our knowledge, this is the first report showing that OB is able to exert a protective action in myocardial tissue affected by experimentally induced diabetes in adult animals.
