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The expression of NnAGPL1, NnAGPL2, and NnAGPS was induced by exogenous sucrose (Fig. 4G I), suggesting that sucrose level might directly regulate starch accumulation through changing the expression of NnAGPL1, NnAGLP2, and NnAGPS in lotus.

Alternatively it might directly regulate gene expression as a small RNA.

We suggest a model describing how Rbf1 might directly regulate replication initiation (Figure 7A).

The finding that Rb and E2F1 associate with origins of DNA replication raises the obvious possibility that these proteins might directly regulate some aspects of origin function.

The finding that Rb and E2F associate with origins of DNA replication raises the possibility that these proteins might directly regulate origin function.

This finding suggests that Hh might directly regulate recruitment, differentiation, or migration of precursors for BMPCs within the tumor microenvironment rather than affecting mobilization of the precursors from the marrow.

GnIH-ir axons also projected to the neurosecretory zone of the median eminence suggesting that GnIH might also directly regulate pituitary function.

These results suggested that Homer1a changes NMDAR properties in neurons, but that it might not directly regulate NMDAR channel activity.

We found that miR-183 negatively regulated the expression of ITBG1 by directly targeting its 3′UTR but might not directly regulate the expression of AMIGO2.

However, considering that we did not find an association between GATA4 status and ER status in breast carcinoma and GATA4 expression was regulated by estrogen in osteoblasts but not in breast carcinoma cells, 52 GATA4 might not directly regulate estrogen actions in breast carcinoma, which is different from GATA3.

The remaining substantially up-regulated protein-coding genes might be directly regulated by the PRG-1 protein; the target genes of the small RNAs could regulate the other mRNAs.