Sentence examples for pathways for recognition from inspiring English sources

We used the same mathematical concept to assemble signalling and biochemical pathways for recognition of transcriptional patterns (Schramm et al., 2010).

Just as sports can create and reinforce a sense of belonging and purpose, so too it can be a pathway for recognition among peoples, and for breaking down the walls of preconception that prevent us from truly seeing one another.

We found that caspase-12 did not modulate cytokine production induced by Yersinia spp. Our experiments demonstrate for the first time the involvement of the NOD2/RIP2 pathway for recognition of Yersinia.

The observation that MutS binds to a T-bulge directly into U suggests either that MutS recognition of a T-bulge follows a pathway different from that of MutS recognition of a GT or that MutS follows the same conformational pathway for recognition of both GT and the T-bulge but the transition from B to U is too fast to observe for the T-bulge in these experiments.

Objectives: We evaluated the integrity of neural pathways for auditory recognition memory in normal newborn infants (n = 32) and infants of diabetic mothers (IDMs, n = 25).

The underlying technology, however, should be applicable to other types of RiPP pathways for which recognition elements have been defined.

I would urge anyone with a friend or family member coping with dementia to know that as hard as it is to witness it, walking away will forever end the activity of neuro-pathways crucial for recognition.

The critical role of a single gene in mate recognition of rotifers makes their signaling pathway for mate recognition particularly useful for studying the molecular mechanisms and evolution of mate recognition, and the role of mating genes in speciation.

It appears that certain pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), such as the family of Toll-like receptors (TLRs), serve as a common pathway for immune recognition of microbial invasion and tissue injury.

Nucleotide excision repair is a pluripotent pathway for the recognition and removal of a broad spectrum of DNA lesions.

Hence this signalling pathway is also present in cereals and it should be feasible to engineer this signalling pathway for cereal recognition of nitrogen-fixing bacteria.