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Furthermore, this sequential elevation of the A1R and the A2AR on PMC and leukocytes suggests that adenosine may regulates its receptors.

Though RACK1 Wdoes does not direct RACK1 to cell cell contacts, our results suggest that it may regulate its localization by restricting its diffusion within the cell.

It is anticipated that understanding how the genome of a coral hosts interacts with that of its vast array of symbionts, and how it may regulate its metabolic quotient, for example through biochemical or epigenetic modification, will rapidly accelerate our ability to predict the fate of coral reefs.

Although MEF2 may regulate its metabolic targets indirectly, we favor direct regulation, as 12/13 of the identified metabolic target genes have high-quality MEF2 binding sites within their 5′ or 3′ flanking regions or in introns (Table S3).

Although it was proposed that PKCδ may regulate its own cleavage in response to apoptotic stimuli [38], recently we used quantitative proteomic analysis to identify the differentially expressed proteins before PKCδ activation induced by NSC606985 in U937 cells.

FMRP relocalizes to bona fide SGs following treatment with various stimuli, and it was suggested that arginine methylation may regulate its translocation from smaller cytoplasmic foci into SGs by promoting its heterodimerization with fragile X mental retardation-related protein 1 (FXR1p) (73).

Since decreased USP8 tyrosine phosphorylation is associated with enhanced endosomal recycling of EGFR when cells are stimulated by TGFα, it is likely that USP8 phosphorylation may regulate its DUB activity.

Because nvp63 itself is transcribed from a strong constitutively active expression plasmid, it is likely that post-translational modifications may regulate its activity by inactivation of the putative C-terminal TID.

It was reported earlier that SUMOylation of Axin may regulate its function in noncanonical Wnt pathway (Rui et al., 2002).

It has therefore been suggested that the V-ATPase may regulate its own trafficking [31].

An appealing hypothesis is that posttranslational modifications of Dpr may regulate its role in Wnt signaling.