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The aim here was to modulate the direction of the host immune response from a 'proallergic' histamine releasing and T-helper 2-like response to an 'antiallergic' γIFN-producing T-helper 1-like response.

With respect to rigid wedges, the hydrodynamic loading exhibits marked spatial variations, which control the location of the minimum and maximum pressure on the wetted surface, and temporal oscillations, which modulate the direction of the hydrodynamic force.

Beside of their chemo-attractant function, chemokines are also known for their properties to modulate the direction and strength of immune responses including cell activation and differentiation, thus to influence the severity and prognosis of inflammatory heart diseases [10] [12].

Coimmunization of these cytokine molecular cassettes is an effective method to modulate the direction of the immune responses (humoral or cellular immune response).

By activating this resonant mirror it is possible to rapidly modulate the direction of propagation of the light in the illumination sheet, greatly reducing shadowing effects that would otherwise be visible [ 16].

Chemotactic pathways that are governed by two-component regulatory systems, histidine kinase proteins and regulatory proteins, modulate the direction and speed of motility using responses of specific signals detected by receptors formed by methyl-accepting chemotaxis proteins (MCPs).

The precise timing within these repeated pairings then determines whether the HFS takes place during or directly before the evoked R2 response of the blink reflex and thereby modulates the direction of the induced plasticity in parallel to the rules of spike timing-dependent plasticity (STDP).

Chemoreceptors, also called Methyl-accepting Chemotaxis Proteins (MCPs), are associated with the bacterial membrane and are sensitive to various chemical signals to modulate the rotational direction of the flagellum [ 89, 90].

As summarized in Table 1, we found that in 71% of task-related neurons (52/73) the activity in HOLD was significantly modulated by the direction of gaze; 30 of these neurons were also modulated during FIX, the remaining 22 were not.

These discrepancies could explain why the AP-2α-dependent modulation of proliferation we observed for GN-11 neurons was opposite to what was found for MEFs by Pfisterer et al. [ 27] suggesting that AP-2α is able to modulate the same genes in opposite directions depending on the cell context.

LEP activities in the time-range of N1 and N2 (120–270 ms) showed evidence of processes modulated by the direction of spatial attention.