These lipid pools are only rapidly mobilized when growth is re-initiated in the presence of nutrients [54].
Besides its ability to proteolyse fibrin, plasmin is able to activate MMPs, mobilize transforming growth factor-β from its extracellular matrix storage site, and degrade adhesive pericellular proteins, such as fibronectin, inducing mesenchymal cell detachment and death.
SULF2 is oncogene,it promotes the release of growth and angiogenic factors such as FGF-I, FGF −2, VEGF and DSF –I by mobilizing heparin-bound growth factors, leading to increased tumor growth and a more rapid rate of tumor recurrence after surgery [ 9, 10].
Growth requires mobilizing the hearts and brains of employees; it requires leadership, not glitz.
During sprouting and early growth, sprouts are dependent on stored carbohydrates and soluble sugars in the tubers, and the ability to mobilize these for growth.
The by products of this catabolism are thought to be re-mobilized to sustain growth under stress conditions [ 51].
In contrast, during spring, starch is re-synthesized and mobilized for renewed growth, providing energy and building blocks before significant photosynthesis occur (Cheng and Fuchigami 2002; Charrier and Améglio 2011).
This is a precondition for mobilizing the economy and achieving sustainable growth.
It merely repeated Soviet Russia's growth during the 1950s, mobilizing surplus labor and capital without improving productivity.
According to the Kumsung textbook, Park Chung-hee — who seized power in a coup in 1961 and tortured political dissidents, while mobilizing the nation for export-driven economic growth — was "a president who placed himself above the nation's Constitution".
Together, these data suggest that Brandt's voles employ a strategy of minimizing body growth, increasing energy intake, and mobilizing fat deposition in response to cues associated with short photoperiod.
