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A2M was substantially upregulated in the HRG only (Fig. 3) suggesting that there was more active growth factor signaling within the ECM of the HRG.
Therefore, this suggests that plants were undergoing more active growth at the 21 day time point under low density growth conditions.
More importantly, a histomorphometric study of the vertebral endplates from IS patients confirmed a more active growth of the anterior column than of the posterior spinal column [ 11].
On the other hand, steroid receptor positive and mostly luminal tumors of Cluster A or B, with more active growth factor receptor-RAS-MAPK signaling, are more likely to retain the variable exons of the CD44 precursor transcript.
Moreover, cutting a vine back may actually stimulate faster, more active growth depending on the species.
Noticeably, our findings revealed that A. brasilense in white clover has more active shoot growth promoting role compared to its root growth, particularly under salt stress conditions (40, 80, and 120 mM NaCl concentration).
One study has suggested that JNK is more active in growth and proliferation [ 76].
Thus, the insulin protein complex might be involved in the regulation of cellular stress response pathways, which also become more active with growth (Chen et al., 2010).
The intensity of the signal was higher during the mid-log growth phase suggesting that either PP is more active during exponential growth or that the M6 protein is being degraded during stationary phase.
These findings suggest that many lipogenic related genes, including FABP4, will be more active during early growth during which IMF deposition is more intense, rather than at later growth stages.
Diffusion coefficient was calculated from the chronoamperometry test to characterize the charge transport ability with the different pore size distributions of the supports, and the result indicates that MWCNT support with abundant macro porous is more active to the growth of the polymer and the charge diffusion.
