Despite the contrasting cellular outcomes arising from their activation, both receptors invoke up-regulation of the ERK (extracellular-signal-regulated kinase)/MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) pathway [ 1– 3].
The first model, the ICP0-ICP4 Interference Model, is the most intuitively obvious interpretation and may reflect the mental model that many readers have invoked up to this point in the manuscript to make sense of the results.
The current paradigm invokes up-regulation of hypoxia-inducible factors (HIF) and hypoxia responsive genes in tumors with reduced expression of mitochondrial FH (Eng et al. 2003, Pollard et al. 2005, Ashrafian et al. 2010).
It's a little crass to invoke "Hands Up Don't Shoot" in a diss track, but hey, the tactic suits the holier-than-thou tone.
When clicked on, the tagged items invoke pop-ups (see Figure 8) displaying brief summaries of key features (domain structures, small-molecule structures, interaction partners, etc)., and allow navigation to core biological databases like UniProtKB.
Drawing on a large, consolidated dictionary that links names and synonyms to source databases, Reflect tags such entities when they occur in web pages; when clicked on, the tagged items invoke pop-ups displaying brief summaries of entities such as domain and/or small molecule structures, interaction partners and so on, and allow navigation to core biological databases like UniProtKB.
The laws against prostitution the hotel sought to invoke have been up for debate from the founding of this country.
The aim is to scrupulously invoke the formulaic, up-with-Jesus sound of Christian radio.
If he believes that any of the commitee's questions violate legal privileges, including executive privilege, he still needs to show up — and invoke the privilege in person.
With the sculptural look of an art installation (which was its inspiration) fragments of debris hang suspended, as if mid-explosion, while tented sheets rise up to invoke the desert mountain ranges of New Mexico.
