In addition, one single miRNA can exert inhibitory effects on many mRNAs, whereas one single mRNA can be modulated by many miRNAs.
For example, one neuron can exert an excitatory or inhibitory effect on another neuron; or one gene can cause another gene's expression level up or down.
Our study shows that chronic pain is a highly prevalent condition in the community, one that can exert negative consequence for the child.
Although this possibility remains to be explored, the accumulation of intermediates in the folate-dependent metabolism of one-carbon units can exert potent inhibitory effects on the activities of AMP deaminase and adenosine deaminase [ 78- 81].
The star shaped pattern of the sociograms [ 52], most evident in the Current Collaboration sociogram) shows the strong influence that one or two actors can exert on a network and how vulnerable the TRN is to their loss.
One collection of constraints that places can exert on human activities is known as coupling constraints, which dictate "where, when, and for how long, an individual has to join with others to produce, transact or consume" (Miller 2005, p. 221).
Maternal nutrients affecting one-carbon metabolism during gestation can exert long-term effects on the health of the progeny.
The finding that many miRNAs can target the same KLK and a single miRNA can target more than one kallikrein suggest that miRNAs can exert a 'quantitative' control of kallikreins by using multiple targeting sites in the kallikrein mRNA.
The message of National Mentoring Month is simple -- if you can spend even just one hour a week mentoring, you can exert a meaningful influence on the life of an at-risk child.
