However, most studies agree on an activating effect of resveratrol on autophagy as well as on Notch signaling, which is probably interconnected with its growth inhibiting function that may as well depend on the cellular context.
In the classical formulation of quasispecies theory, populations are modeled as collections of mutationally interconnected genotypes with different growth rates.
Remarkably, the identified miRNAs panel seems to "potentially" interconnect with transforming growth factor-beta (TGF- β) induced epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) process in malignant cancers, especially in HCC.
The porous composite had the unidirectionally interconnected micropores along the ice growth direction with a spindle-shaped cross-section (distributed from 40.1 × 11.0 to 110 × 21.8 μm in size).
DNA damage signaling pathways are intimately interconnected with pathways involved in cell growth, RNA processing and cytokine signaling, but how these pathways are integrated together at the systems level is poorly understood.
As growth continued, adjacent colonies interconnected with each other and a monolayer confluence was obtained after 12 ~ 15 days of incubation.
The current crisis has once again confirmed the fundamental recognition that our growth and prosperity are interconnected, and that no region of the globe can wall itself off in a globalized world economy.
Because short-term and long-term predictions are interconnected (e.g. ATP regulates growth, and protein buildup is linked to the AA metabolism), a serious deviation in either of the timescales would be a matter of concern, as it would lead to faulty predictions on both timescales.
The sale is the "initial step" in a series of consolidations that began early last year to make Pen Interconnect a more "growth-oriented company," said Stephen Fryer, Pen's president.
However, the optimal size was reported to be 300 μm in literatures, and the bone growth can be inhibited when interconnected pores are too large [26].
