Sentence examples for molecular switch controlling from inspiring English sources
We show that Barx2 regulates plasticity of immature myofibers and might act as a molecular switch controlling cell differentiation and proliferation.
RTA is regarded as a "molecular switch" controlling reactivation of KSHV and MHV-68; both KSHV RTA and MHV-68 RTA are sufficient and necessary to reactivate their respective viruses from latently infected cells [10], [13], [14], [15].
Reversible acetylation of NF-kB subunits induces an intranuclear molecular switch controlling the duration of NF-kB transcriptional response [ 40].
(G ) SNT-1 functions as a molecular switch controlling RAB-3/SV association and disassociation during SV exocytosis.
Clearly, the Rho GTPases occupy a central and pivotal role as a molecular switch, controlling aspects of the cystoskeletal rearrangement during motility and invasion.
Athale and Deisboeck 33 developed an ABM to examine the effects of a molecular switch (controlled via epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) signaling) on tumor spatial dynamics in the brain.
Rho GTPases cycle between an inactive, GDP-bound, and an active, GTP-bound state, and act like "molecular switches" controlling the dynamics of cell proliferation, movement, cytoskeleton and TCR signaling [29] [33].
They act as molecular switches controlling the fusion of vesicles with target membranes via transition between GTP and GTP-bound forms [ 41].
Therefore, GP-9s are more likely involved in the transport of lipids or small ligands in the hemolymph, with phosphorylation possibly serving as a molecular switch for controlling binding and release of ligands.
However, one of the major questions followed after our initial work in mice is whether the NR2B gene is a universal molecule that represents the rate-limiting molecular switch for controlling synaptic plasticity and memory function across multiple animal species.
To facilitate examination of these possibilities, we decided to focus on the RTA promoter region on viral genome, since RTA has been shown to be the "molecular switch" for controlling MHV-68 reactivation.
