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In human cells, H3K4me3 is linked to transcription initiation, and it works in coordinated manner with other histone modifications [ 30].
Service franchising is a business model that involves building a network of outlets (franchisees) that are locally owned, but act in coordinated manner with the guidance of a central headquarters (franchisor).
We analyze the system in terms of modules, namely a set of densely interconnected nodes that can be further divided into submodules that are expected to participate in multiple biological activities in coordinated manner.
Standardized counts of WRKY genes were analyzed via NMDS using the 'metaMDS' function from the vegan package [ 43] in R (version 3.1.1 for Linux) to determine if WRKY expression profiles changed over the course of development time in coordinated manner and to ascertain whether flag leaves collected at the same developmental time points displayed similar WRKY expression patterns.
With a subset of experimentally validated chilling- and H2O2-responsive genes, we inferred possible regulatory relationships among a group of genes that were induced in coordinated manner within a short time window during the initial stages of exposure of rice seedlings to 10°C.
Gene sets with dependency are expressed in coordinated manners, where the expression status of a gene set depends on the expression status of the other gene set.
In sporulating mycelia, in contrast, sporulating septa are deposited in a coordinated manner resulting in regularly spaced spores.
Both, siRNAs and miRNAs act in a coordinated manner, in that they share a division of labor in hierarchical steps of suppression and amplification.
He also announced the creation of a new independent agency to combat illegal narcotics, saying that "we cannot claim or consider that government bodies are acting effectively enough and in a coordinated manner in this very important sphere".
It initiates from hundreds to thousands of replication origins in a coordinated manner, in order to efficiently duplicate the genome.
At present, the scientific evidence suggests the existence of cervical and trigeminal motor patterns that act in a coordinated manner in the performance of masticatory activities (chewing) [76-79] [76-79]
