This miRNA is characterized as a regulator of hematopoietic lineage differentiation [ 45] and a modulator of T cell sensitivity and selection [ 46].
Each interictal finding is characterized by four attributes ("features"): name of the graphoelement, localization, time-related features, and modulators (if any).
Duodenal ulcer is characterized by increased basal and stimulated acid secretion which results due to perturbation of its major modulators, the gastrin-somatostatin hormone axis [5].
This subtype is characterized by lower age of onset, a more aggressive disease and low or no response to selective estrogen receptor modulators or aromatase inhibitors.
Autophagic cell death is characterized with a massive cytoplasmic vacuolization resulting in physiological cell death, which is particularly induced when cells are deficient in essential apoptotic modulators such as Bcl-2 family and caspases.
Modulator performance was characterized over a wide range of device settings including the magnitude of the switching flow, the gap between the tips of the primary and secondary column, the primary column flow rate, and the carrier gas identity.
The proteins identified are anti-apoptotic effector candidates, of which the possible modulator effect on apoptosis can be characterized in the future in various mammalian cellular models of apoptosis.
Compounds that bind and activate PPARs are fatty acid mimetics, and it has been observed that a wide range of compounds that have been characterized as modulators of eicosanoid metabolism or signaling can also interact with PPARs.
Furthermore, a few skeletal muscle specific miRs (e.g. miR-1, miR-133, and miR-206) have been characterized as modulators of myogenic cells proliferation and differentiation [31], [32], [33] and there is increasing evidence about the involvement of miRs in skeletal muscle disorders such as muscular dystrophy [34], [35], [36].
Several HBV protein products have been characterized as modulators of cellular growth, repair, and death, all of which are involved in oncogenesis [ 7].
