Sentence examples for molecule may function from inspiring English sources
These results strongly suggest that this molecule may function as an oncogene.
However, there is also evidence that this molecule may function as a sensor of DNA damage, specifically DSB, and selectively in the transformed cell population [ 26].
Our findings imply that changes in the redox states of the peripheral nociceptors (favoring either reduced or oxidized forms of cysteine molecules) may function as a local intrinsic mechanism in controlling peripheral pain perception.
These molecules may function as an important part of a physiological "metabolic switch" mechanism, whereby the inflammatory stimuli-produced local tissue damage and hypoxia cause adenosine accumulation and signaling through cyclic AMP-elevating A2A adenosine receptors in a delayed negative feedback manner.
Furthermore, our findings suggest that cell differentiation inducers (small molecules) may function as key modulators for chemotaxis and thus for morphogenesis in other organisms as well.
These molecules may function in subsets of taste cells to modulate specific cell-cell interactions required for a labeled line signal transmission paradigm.
Collectively, these studies indicate that PNP-like molecules may function as extracellular signalling molecules that directly affect water and solute transport in response to stress.
Furthermore, we propose that expression of IRS adaptor molecules may function as a biomarker for biological responsiveness of the IGF-IR.
Thus, the coincident high level expression of RETNLB and Reg3A in crypt cells indicates that these molecules may function coordinately in the human ileum to mediate homeostasis of the commensal microbiota and/or attenuate inflammatory responses.
We demonstrate that AtWAKL10 is a twin-domain, kinase-GC signaling molecule that may function in biotic stress responses that are critically dependent on the second messenger cGMP.
The MAPK signaling molecule, p38, may function upstream to activate MK2/MK3 during amino acid starvation; however, a definitive role for other kinases has not been excluded.
