In particular, our proteomic data suggest a protein-inducing impact of recombinant CCII in potato leaves triggering the constitutive expression of normally inducible defense proteins, and the beneficial impact of this (still unintended) phenotype on plants challenged with the fungal pathogen B. cinerea.
The bank's chief financial officer, Marianne Lake, said the vote to leave "triggered a spike in volatility" leading to "volumes [that] were materially higher in the immediate aftermath".
The document says they would only be completed at the end of a three-stageprocess that will be triggered in June if Britain votes to leave the EU.
Two beacons were triggered in March 2013.
Because a signaling metabolite(s) must increase quickly in irradiated leaves to trigger transcriptome changes in shielded organs within an hour, we predicted that such molecules would show 1) high concentrations in treated leaves relative to untreated plants and 2) increases in shielded organs.
That's triggering in my mind.
The circadian-regulated gene CONSTANS COO) is a central regulator of this pathway, which coordinates light and clock inputs in leaves to trigger the expression of florigen gene FLOWERING LOCUS T (FT) [ 2, 3].
CO coordinates light and clock input in leaves to trigger the expression of florigen gene FT. Consequently, we suspected that the effect of CO on FT expression must result from a post-transcriptional regulation.
Just as fruit flies use their nutritional status to regulate the onset of metamorphosis, and mammals use it to control the onset of puberty, so plants use the level of sugar in their leaves to trigger the transition from juvenile to adult forms.
When Schneider left Wellington, some big clients left with him, triggering litigation in a number of state and federal courts.
