Sentence examples for interactions growth from inspiring English sources

Ligand activity is determined by receptor ligand interactions, growth factor prodomains, extracellular modulator proteins, receptor assembly and phosphorylation of intracellular signaling proteins, including Smad transcription factors.

We found that E. macrophyllum responded differentially to soil textural classes and inocula, but there were no interactions; growth was greatest in loamy soil from the invaded grassland and inoculum from the invaded grassland increased growth the most regardless of soil characteristics.

The model is defined with rules acting at two spatial scales: (1) between individual cells on the spatial landscape that define the nature of interactions, growth and recruitment at a scale of 1 cm2, and (2) at the scale of whole colonies (blocks of contiguous cells) that define size-specific mortality and limitations to the maximum size of colonies for some species for scales up to 1000 cm2.

However, the organisation of stem cell populations is strongly influenced by environmental factors such as specific cell-cell interactions, growth factor and oxygen supply, as well as the geometry and mechanical properties of the local environment [ 3, 4].

Tanay et al. [ 13] applied a graph theoretic approach and developed SAMBA to reveal the modular organization of the yeast regulatory system by combining protein interactions, growth phenotype data, ChIP-chip, and gene expression data.

Since glycosylation can affect diverse processes that are relevant to adipose tissue remodeling in obesity, such as cell-cell interactions, growth factor sequestration, cytokine activation, and cell migration, there is a need to define the adipocyte glycome [ 34, 104, 105].

39 In this scenario, xeno-organisms would be able to maintain all basic functions of life such as compartmentalization, metabolism, replication, reproduction, environmental interaction, growth, etc.

Signalling pathways mediated by STATs are critical for many normal cellular functions, including embryonic development, organogenesis, immunological interaction, growth, differentiation and survival (Buettner et al, 2002).

We did identify common gene groups, involved in ECM remodelling, cell-matrix interaction, growth factor signalling and immune response, to be differentially expressed between primary and metastatic tumours.

Integrative biclustering was applied to gene expression, protein interaction, growth phenotype and transcription factor binding data in [ 64] in order to reveal modularity and organization in the yeast molecular network.

They are widely distributed in all organisms and are implicated in many essential functions such as development, differentiation, cell cell adhesion, cell matrix interaction, growth regulation, and apoptosis 18.