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Therefore, a clear understanding of how the mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK /JNK signal pathway influences autophagy can lead to characterization of the underlying molecular mechanisms.

Previous phytochemical studies of ethnomedicinal plants of African origin used as antioxidants and for hepatoprotective properties led to characterization of approximately 132 compounds reviewed in this study.

Blasting of representative sequences into GenBank databases led to characterization of most of the sequences to the species level, though few were identified to the genus level only (Figure 1).

Extensive studies of pre-TCR and TCR-dependent signaling have led to characterization of a pathway deemed essential for efficient T cell development, and comprised of a cascade of sequential events involving phosphorylation of Lck and ZAP-70, followed by phosphorylation of LAT and SLP-76, and subsequent additional downstream events.

Studies of intracellular signaling by the IFN led to characterization of the Jak Stat pathway.

Partial genomic sequencing and hemagglutination inhibition assay have led to characterization of six different circulating virus strains during this period.

This led to characterization of eight insecticide resistance associated P450 genes (a DDT-resistant GST gene also included) and five ecdysone-synthesizing P450 genes (Table 2).

The availability of high-throughput techniques for gene expression analysis and identification of promoter-transcription factor (TF) interactions has led to characterization of the intricate gene regulatory networks that govern organism behavior [ 1- 3].

Higher order fits were tested, but did not improve characterization of seasonal variability (in the least-squares sense); non-normal probability distributions likewise did not lead to better characterization.

These dual insights lead to a characterization of Dasein as the having-to-be-open.

Thus, different endophenotypes may lead to the characterization of subgroups of schizophrenia.