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Recent comparative evidence suggests the first opsin relied on a ciliary G protein pathway (red branches).

Blue arrow indicates ABA dependent pathway, green arrow shows ABA-independent pathway, violet arrow shows ROS pathway, red arrow shows Ca2+/PLC pathway and orange arrow shows SOS pathway.

The hyperdirect pathway (red connections) quickly increase thalamic suppression via direct projections from the cortex to the subthalamic nucleus (STN).

As expected, E μ- Myc lymphomas with a mutated p53 p19ARF pathway (red curves) displayed profound resistance to CTX and mice bearing such tumours died rapidly following treatment.

When plasma membrane localized proteins are endocytosed (endocytic pathway, red), they can return to the plasma membrane via the GNOM-dependent recycling pathway (orange).

(E ) Introducing a plasmid containing both the pathway (red) and a solution to the most common limiting stress (blue) allowed efficient growth on DCM without chromosomal modifications to the host.

Third, EGFR inhibitors can further enhance weakening of the PI3K/AKT and MAPK signaling pathways (red lines).

Wilcoxon rank-sum test was used to compare differences between healthy children and CF children at baseline in plasma and red cell folates, plasma vitamin B12, plasma homocysteine, red blood cell MDA, membrane ion pathways, red cell cation content and fatty acid percentages bound either to phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) or to phosphatidylcholine (PC).

Genes from TGF-beta receptor signaling (blue triangles) and cellular apoptotic pathways (red triangles) located to the co-occurring changes are shown in Figure 7.

Figure  5a shows 8 pathways (red circles) that were significantly enriched (PG < 0.01 and PGFDR < 0.01), including MAPK pathway, cytokine-cytokine receptor interaction pathway, circadian rhythm and apoptosis pathway.

In relation to our Fig. 2, we estimated the direct effects pathways (red arrows) from all categories of the explanatory (exogenous) variables controlling for confounders amongst them and their spatial or geographical effects (orange arrows).