Sentence examples for movement is regulated from inspiring English sources

Insulin vesicle movement is regulated by kinesin-1 (conventional kinesin).

Adhesion of leukocytes to endothelia and their subsequent paracellular movement is regulated by single-span transmembrane JAMs [ 181].

Although the intercellular movement of mobile factors in the WER/CPC-EGL3/GL3-TTG1 comayex may determine root epidermis patterning (Savage et al., 2008), it is not clear how their movement is regulated by internal cues.

The movement was regulated by a selective interaction between the synthesized nanofiber and the surface of the honeycomb frames of the template.

In conclusion, we have shown that, in Drosophila, the two essential processes for ball-and-socket joint morphogenesis, differentiation of ball-producing cells versus socket-producing cells and cell movement, are regulated by Notch signaling through separate pathways.

These movements are regulated by international and national regulations, but storage has never been fully resolved and the assurances from governments of total safety in regard to the millions of authorized transports of nuclear materials a year are highly suspect.

However, the role of foraging behavior on roaming and locomotion under poor environmental conditions, how head movements are regulated in foraging, and which signal transduction pathways are involved in the regulation of foraging are all unknown.

We found that horsetail nuclear movements were regulated by Mei4 downstream of the Cds1-dependent DNA replication checkpoint.

Using double-mutants Rac1(G12V, F37L) and Rac1(G12V, Y40H) that are capable to activate different effectors of Rac1, we show that mitochondrial movements are regulated through PAK1 kinase.

However, the anteroposterior COP excursions were almost similar in the two groups, indicating a limited contribution from ankle muscles that control anteroposterior movement of the COP [ 27] and such movements are regulated mostly by proprioception which is absent in the amputated leg.

Future studies are necessary to clarify the effective use of extrafoveal information in Easterners, assess the extent to which their eye movement strategy is regulated by social norms and identify the cultural roots shaping their perceptual strategies in vision.