Because IL-15 and IL-2 share common signaling components, they mediate a series of similar signaling events.
PKC phosphorylates a number of substrates to mediate a series of physiological responses, including cell growth, proliferation, differentiation, apoptosis, and mobility [ 1- 4].
Considering the mutual relationship between these neoplastic processes, it is conceivable that NDRG1 may mediate a series of programmatic changes, either directly or indirectly, and eventually facilitates progression of the tumor cell to a more malignant phenotype.
Light information goes from the eye to the SCN via the retino-hypothalamic pathway [3], [4], and the neurons within the SCN mediate a series of interlinked autoregulatory transcriptional/translational feedback loops [5], [6].
Platelets play an important role in the formation of a blood clot by aggregating to block a cut blood vessel and provide a surface on which strands of fibrin form an organized clot, by contracting to pull the fibrin strands together to make the clot firm and permanent, and, perhaps most important, by providing or mediating a series of clotting factors necessary to the formation of the clot.
DOJ's Community Relations Service, or CRS, a small government agency charged with conflict resolution, is mediating a series of meetings in the St . Louissuburb, which was rocked by protests after a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old Michael Brown last month.
They generate lots of functional diversity by mediating a series of interactions with a vast array of protein partners.
The core EMT transcription factors mediate a coordinated series of gene activation/repression and chromatin reprogramming events to shift cells to the mesenchymal phenotype.
For better or worse, life is navigated and mediated via a series of screens of different sizes and shapes.
All revelation from Adam to Muhammad is regarded by Muslims as a unit, mediated through a series of prophets, or messengers, with whom God made a covenant: Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus.
Theatre, he continues, "presents us with people in action, speaking and moving and doing, while in Laclos's novel we must follow events indirectly, at second-hand, mediated by a series of more-or-less unreliable narrators in the form of letters designed to impress, persuade, reveal and conceal - in a word, to control".
