Sentence examples for extend beyond regulation from inspiring English sources
The roles of the contractile vacuoles in protists, though, extend beyond regulation of cell volume to regulation of Ca2+ homeostasis [7] [9] and transport of proteins to the plasma membrane [10].
This observation indicated that during the cutaneous stress response to wounding, the physiologic actions of auto/paracrine SLURPs extend beyond regulation of crawling locomotion of KCs.
These observations indicated that despite their opposite effects on lateral migration of KCs, auto/paracrine functions of SLURP-1 and -2 during the cutaneous stress response to wounding extend beyond regulation of keratinocyte motility.
In conclusion, the existence of a multimolecular complex composed by DMPK, HK II and Src on the mitochondrial surface, and its role in redox regulation could have important pathophysiological implications that extend beyond regulation of myogenesis.
Moreover, the existence of two B" isoforms (PR130/B α3 and PR59/B δ3) which do not interact with the PP2A core dimer, gives further support to the idea that B" subunits can exist- and be stable-independently of PP2A and that their function might extend beyond regulation of phosphatase activity as such (see [ 4] for a discussion).
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We suggest that in the substrate-dependent cultures, the role of microtubules during entosis extends beyond regulation of cell rigidity18 to include delivery of the additional membrane vesicles to the outer cell plasma membrane.
Although there is growing evidence for the importance of IL-4 in regulation of IL-17 production, the role that IL-4 plays in controlling inflammation and bone destruction extends beyond regulation of Th17 cells.
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The activity of 1,25(OH)2D3 is mediated by VDR [ 34]. 1,25(OH 2D3-VDR has multiple physiological and pathological roles that extend beyond the regulation of mineral metabolism, including the regulation of renal and cardiovascular functions [ 35].
