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Also, the overexpression of AhNF-YC caused increased seedling sensitivity to abscisic acid (ABA), and influenced the expression of several genes involved in secondary metabolism, development and ABA-related responses.
True to his drifter roots, Ruvkun has, since then, gamely followed the road of science as it has twisted and turned toward his current pursuit: studying the neuroendocrine control of metabolism, development, and longevity in C. elegans.
His laboratory examines fundamental light signal transduction and its application as an effective non-chemical control of plant growth, metabolism, development, and nutrient content with focus on high-value crop traits.
We searched within five main categories of GO annotations: cell death, cell growth, metabolism, development and RNA processing (Figure 10).
These genes coded particularly for components of receptor tyrosine kinases and biological onthologies assigned to cell-to-cell signalling, lipid metabolism, development and cancer.
From the immense number of functions of the DE genes, five categories were outlined: cell death, cell growth, metabolism, development and RNA processing.
In doing so, they regulate diverse physiological processes such as metabolism, development, growth and reproduction.
But the analysis suggested that domestication also can result in certain health problems, including "genetic diseases and health risks related with metabolism, development, behavior and immune systems," study co-author Dr. Dan Chang, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Santa Cruz, told The Huffington Post.
MicroRNAs regulate various physiological processes ranging from cell growth and differentiation to cell metabolism, development, morphogenesis, maturation and apoptosis [ 11- 21].
MicroRNAs(miRNAs) are endogenous, noncoding, short (20 22 nucleotides) RNAs that are involved in biological processes such as metabolism, development, cancer, and aging [ 3].
Plant peroxisomes are favorable targets for metabolic engineering, because they are involved in diverse functions, including primary and secondary metabolism, development, abiotic stress response, and pathogen defense.
