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Based on the candidate genes implicated to date, it appears that epithelial-based receptors may be orchestrating some of the downstream effects on inflammation 33 and apoptosis 32, 34 that underlie both COPD and lung cancer.

Using scenario parts, different types of virtual machines in the cloud may be orchestrated in a cluster.

My only wish is that the authors presented their perspective on how molecular variation may be orchestrated through the developmental space generating modular phenotypic diversity, although they state that "a truly predictive theory of development" is still lacking.

Many of these characteristics are shared by vertebrate vomiting [50], which too is considered to be a complex reflex or fixed-action pattern that, indeed, may be orchestrated by a CPG-like network [43], [51].

Although the effect of Phe202Leu may be orchestrated through subtle hydrophobic contacts, the effect of amino acids Gly195 and Ile224 is more blatant.

The finding of ribonucleic acids at telomeres adds a new dimension of how functions at the telomere may be orchestrated and regulated.

These results suggest that the function of paxillin may be orchestrated by an array of negative as well as positive posttranslational modifications.

Stem cell growth and differentiation may be subjected to autocrine regulation by secreted growth factors or it may be orchestrated in an intracrine fashion by growth regulatory peptides acting within their cell of synthesis through nuclear receptors and signaling.

Based on our experimental results we discuss the possibility that the immunoregulatory properties of MSCs may be orchestrated by the same mechanisms that are involved in the maintenance of the HSC niche.

This investigation elucidates a hitherto undescribed function of intracellular neutrophil cytosolic SLPI and indicates that the described anti-inflammatory effects of SLPI may be orchestrated through inhibition of Ca2+ flux by modulating IP3 production.

The occurrence of polypharmacy may be orchestrated or unsupervised, beneficial or risky, depending upon the individual patient's physiology, health status and medical condition(s) and the communication and collaboration among the involved healthcare providers.