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These responses are important in mediating a wide range of biological activities, including angiogenesis, cell segregation, cell attachment, cell morphogenesis, and cell motility [11].
Changes in cytosolic calcium concentration normally function as a second messenger system mediating a wide range of cellular processes, many of which are relevant to AD etiology including learning and memory as well as cell death.
Catecholaminergic systems such as the two major long-length dopaminergic tracts of the central nervous system play key roles in mediating a wide array of critical behavioral functions.
Calcineurin is responsible for mediating a wide variety of cellular processes in response to dynamic calcium (Ca2+) signals, yet the precise mechanisms involved in the spatiotemporal control of calcineurin signaling are poorly understood.
The activation of such channels is responsible for mediating a wide range of physiological processes including augmentation of agonist-induced contraction, cell growth and calcium sensitive induced changes in gene expression [ 23].
Together, these findings point to a general role for this class of compounds in mediating a wide variety of signaling cascades, and suggest that their metabolism by E. lenta may have much broader consequences than are currently appreciated.
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are chemically reactive molecules that can mediate a wide variety of biological processes.
"What is fascinating about reward circuitry is that the same neural circuits mediate a wide range of behaviors, including working memory," Witten said.
The former president of the Harvard Mediation Program, Seibel has mediated a wide range of criminal and civil disputes on behalf of clients all over the world, ranging from Fortune 500 companies to Iraqi Parliament members.
At the same time, they allow us to appreciate that the catalytic subunit is not only a catalyst but also a scaffold that mediates a wide variety of protein:protein interactions.
G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) are a large family of membrane-bound receptors that mediate a wide range of physiologic responses to hormones, neurotransmitters and dietary lipids, which represent an important class of drug targets.
