In this study, we demonstrate that the acetamidase promoter from Mycobacterium smegmatis responds in a dose-dependent manner to different concentrations of its inducer acetamide.
In either case an objective definition of hub proteins will require criteria used to specify these thresholds that can be applied in the same manner to different networks.
The model was based on a theory for the control of movement direction and amplitude in point-to-point reaching movements, which is consistent with neurophysiological observations [26], [27] and generalizes in a straightforward manner to different forms of interception [16], [23], [24], [28].
Students also asked whether some genes responded in a similar manner to different abiotic stress conditions.
Moreover, different cells involved in the immune/inflammatory response react in an opposite manner to different estrogen concentrations.
Individual AOXs may act by multiple mechanisms in a single system or may respond in a different manner to different radical and antioxidant sources [ 6, 7].
