Sentence examples for mediate a number from inspiring English sources
Geranylgeranyltransferase and farnesyltransferase I, are noted to mediate a number of signal transduction cascades which are known to be involved in the causation of opioid withdrawal syndrome.
Neutrophils, macrophages, and other inflammatory cells mediate a number of important cellular functions in injured tissue [33], [34].
Since SUMO modification participates in the regulation of multiple protein functions, repression of sumoylation may mediate a number of NO-related cellular events and pathological processes.
Hydrogen atoms mediate a number of important interactions and considering the energetic contribution associated with them is important in studies such as the analysis of ligand-protein and protein-protein interactions [5], [6], ligand screening [7], and structure-based drug design [8], [9].
NO2− has now been shown to mediate a number of beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system.
Guanylyl cyclases mediate a number of physiological processes, including smooth muscle function and axonal guidance.
Although, α2C adrenergic receptor (AR) mediates a number of physiological functions in vivo and has great therapeutic potential, the absence of its crystal structure is a major difficulty in the activation mechanism studies and drug design endeavors.
The future development of polymer microparticles for genetic vaccine delivery is likely to evolve toward designing more sophisticated multi-component, multifunctional devices that are capable of mediating a number of cellular and molecular processes involved in the generation of immunity.
In Guatemala, for example, where we have worked for a number of years, part of what we've ended up doing is mediating a number of the land conflicts.
Fibronectin is a multifunctional glycoprotein that mediates a number of important biological functions including cell adhesion and migration [48].
GI encodes a nucleoplasmically localized protein that mediates a number of responses, such as photoperiodic flowering, circadian rhythms and phytochrome/cryptochrome signalling [20].
