Sentence examples for multiple signaling activities from inspiring English sources
Simultaneous multiple signaling activities with single cell resolution can be obtained by the use of flow cytometry.
We have shown that QIC analyses of adherent cells can be used to quantify multiple signaling activities in individual cells as successfully as the flow cytometric analysis of floating cells.
The primary cilium mediates multiple signaling activities including sonic hedgehog signaling, noncanonical Wnt signaling, calcium signaling, and PDGF α signaling [ 51– 51].
NLRP3 expression is tightly controlled by the activity of multiple signaling receptors, and activation of NF-κB results in activation of the NLRP3 inflammasome and resultant IL-1β production [ 46].
The final identity of a differentiated neuron is determined by multiple signaling events, including activity dependent calcium transients.
This finding supports the view that high BP and the abnormal response to salt are multi-factorial and polygenic disorders that are under the control of multiple mechanisms and complex signaling activities.
One study shows that beta-glucan separated from liquid cultured mycelia of Tricholoma matsutake exerts immunostimulating activities via multiple signaling pathways linked to neural factor-kappa B activation [ 25].
Thus, multiple signaling proteins with interactive activity profiles govern phenotypic cell behavioral phenomena underlying normal physiology and pathology.
The use of TLR signaling inhibitors and knockout studies confirmed that the tri-agonist molecule activated multiple signaling pathways leading to the observed higher activity.
We also show that SHP2 mediates the expression and signaling activities of multiple RTKs, including EGFR, FGFR1, and c-Met, to promote BTBC.
Cbl inactivation, which rescues the developmental defect in Vav1-/ thymocytes, thus enhanced activities of multiple signaling molecules, including the early TCR-mediated signal molecule Lck, in addition to enhancing normally Vav1-dependent downstream events.
