These results suggest a role for these miRNAs over the life cycle stages of S. mansoni possibly mediating important processes in the parasite growth and development.
His research focuses on microeconomic theory, specifically on social and economic networks: how these networks form when agents invest strategically in relationships, how information is transmitted through them, and how they mediate important economic processes such as group cooperation.
His research focuses on microeconomic theory and, in particular, social and economic networks: how these networks form when agents invest strategically in relationships, how information is transmitted through them, and how they mediate important economic processes such as group cooperation.
Despite AKT signaling being a major downstream effector of PI3-K signaling, there is mounting evidence to suggest the importance of other signaling factors downstream of PI3-K that act independently of AKT to mediate important cell processes that are involved in malignant transformation.
AMPK is a metabolic sensor that mediates important metabolic processes.
The microtubule network mediates important cellular processes during interphase, which include cellular migration and intracellular transport.
CNT-induced oxidative stress mediates important cellular processes including inflammation, cell injury, apoptosis, and activation of cellular signaling pathways such as MAPK and NF- κB which are implicated in the pathogenesis of lung fibrosis [ 31, 117].
In addition, we also observed high enrichment of secondary metabolism-related genes in the wild grape cis-NATs, implying the functional diversity of cis-NATs in mediating important biological processes in plants.
Overexpression of the genes encoding protein with various functional domains, such as CBS, F Box, C2 and C3H4 (Table 2) mediating important biochemical processes, mainly protein modification, degradation and membrane trafficking of proteins, is suggestive of their important role in adaptation of cells to NaCl enriched environment.
One of the important processes that mediates a child's self-concept is that of identification; this involves the child's incorporation of the characteristics of parents or other persons by adopting their appearance, attitudes, and behaviour.
