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The signal transduction pathways induced by O3 exposure have been extensively elucidated in Arabidopsis, whereas rare reports, if any, are focused on tomato.
The antagonizing roles of p38 MAPK in wound healing have not been extensively elucidated.
However, neutrophils also express β1 integrin (CD29 [ 19]) which, though less extensively elucidated, also appears to have a role in mediating neutrophil adhesion.
They expressed no clear preferences for BZDs with specific pharmacokinetic properties, but they did feel passionate about this subject and often extensively elucidated what worked for them.
In addition, the mechanisms by which the genetic response to water deficit is controlled by abscisic acid (ABA -dependent ABA -dependentt pandways have also been extensindependentdated [ 6, 7].
Although the effect of IL-21 on murine NK cells has been extensively elucidated (Skak et al, 2008b), there is still limited information with regard to the effect of IL-21 on human NK cells.
In vitro cell culture models also have been used extensively to elucidate the molecular mechanism governed by RhoA/ROCK signaling with finely tuned culture conditions (Chen et al. 2010 Singh et al. 2011 Pagiatakis et al. 2012).
In particular, pseudorabies virus (PRV) has been used extensively for elucidating neural circuits in the peripheral and central nervous system in vivo [10], [11].
We addressed these possibilities in the present study by using a modified cue-conditioned fear paradigm that has been used extensively to elucidate fear circuitry within the mammalian brain [21], [22].
ConA-induced hepatitis has been well established as an ideal animal model to study T-cell mediated hepatic injury and has been used extensively to elucidate various aspects of human T cell-mediated liver diseases, such as AIH and viral hepatitis [14] [20].
In summary, cell lines represent simple model systems that have contributed extensively to elucidate various biological functions of cancer cells.
