'jointly regulated' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is regulated or controlled by two or more parties working together. One example of using 'jointly regulated' in a sentence is: "The financial industry is jointly regulated by the government and regulatory agencies." This means that both the government and regulatory agencies work together to regulate the financial industry.
In type 1 I-FFL (I1-FFL), the activating master TF and a repressing intermediate regulator have opposite effect on a jointly regulated gene.
RGMc- and neogenin-deficient mice show a decreased BMP signaling pathway and as a consequence reduced liver hepcidin expression (6, 7) suggesting that they jointly regulated the BMP/Smad-mediated signaling pathway of hepcidin regulation (8).
More complicated feed forward loops (FFL) involve three factors: a signal-responsive master regulator TF, an intermediate TF controlled by the master TF and a jointly regulated gene under the control of both the master and intermediate TFs [ 12].
In integrated services networks (B-ISDN/ATM) incoming traffic streams with different Quality of Service (QoS) requirements, sharing a single contract for use of a policed virtual path, may be jointly regulated on the basis of their type and QoS requirements to make the best use of available bandwidth in the path.
In [20], the authors discuss a squelching mechanism between Oct4 and a co-factor, which can give rise to a biphasic behavior of target gene which is jointly regulated by Oct4 and the co-factor.
Similar to other imprinted clusters, expression of H19 and IGF2 is jointly regulated through an imprinting control region (ICR) of approximately 5 Kb in humans, located between the two genes.
The first regulator has effects on the second regulator such that the two regulators jointly regulate a target gene.
This is in violation of the biological reality that parents with various orders of regulation can jointly regulate a child.
This points to the strength of our method in discovering complex interaction scenarios where multiple regulators may jointly regulate target genes with varying time-delays.
Examples of TF pairs with similar sites and similar functions include the drug and stress response regulators MarA, SoxS and Rob that jointly regulate at least 6 operons, and the anaerobic metabolism regulators NarL and NarP that jointly regulate 5 operons.
Temperatures and photoperiods jointly regulate the differentiation of flower buds.
