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Introduction: The expression of matrix metalloproteinases (MMP) is essential to the angiogenic response following tissue ischemia.
As mentioned in the introduction, the expression of Twist1 has been shown to be regulated by a number of proteins such as STAT3, BMP2 and SRC-1.
As we present in the introduction, the expression dependences between sets of coexpressed genes, as well as between the processes these sets of coexpressed genes carry out, would never be linear.
The introduction of mesopores enhanced the expression of ALP and BSP in the cells grown on the mesoporous HA coatings, on the premise of maintaining the protein expression in a sequence to ensure the correct temporo-spatial expression in osteogenesis.
Consistent with the in vivo data, co-expression with Gαolf dramatically increased levels of AC5, and vice versa, the introduction of AC5 enhanced the expression of Gαolf.
However, the introduction of proofreading complicates the expression of and to such a point that no testable relationship between and can be derived so that the model can no longer be validated by experimental data.
Although GFP levels and the numbers of GFP-expressing cells were considerably lower than obtained earlier with the 35S-GFP introduction, GFP expression from the translational fusion remained in the targeted cells longer in both plants and was detected until over 100 h after transformation.
Similarly, the ARE luciferase activity was increased by the introduction of expression vectors of Nrf2 or Jdp2 in WT MEFs and Jdp2 KO MEFs; however, the MafK repressed the ARE luciferase activity (Supplementary Figures S2c and d).
The second approach to cell immortalisation relies on the introduction and stable expression of the catalytic subunit of the human telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT).
Since the introduction of gene expression microarrays in the mid-1990s, genome-wide exprofilingprofiling has been widely utilized in cancer research [63], [64].
As described in the introduction, gene expression can be altered due to changes in either cis- or trans-acting regulators.
