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A more likely explanation is that the overall half-life of soluble, active Lpa is fairly short, and that the sustained presence of protein after peak induction at 37°C is due to the accumulation of insoluble and/or inactive protein.

Our data indicated that most ET/JA biosynthesis genes, except MdACS (MDP0000435100), exhibited peak induction at 48 hpi.

Notably, ST80/Bortezomib cotreatment significantly increased NIK mRNA levels with peak induction at 6 8 h after cotreatment, in line with the kinetics of NIK protein upregulation.

The only exception was AAEL008767 gene, corresponding to a serine protease, which showed a unique expression profile with a peak induction at 3 h.

The results indicated that, while flavopiridol induced peak caspase 3 and 7 activities at six hours, 4OH-Tam exhibited delayed kinetics with peak induction at 12 hours.

Similarly, expression of ERK and JNK showed a bi-phasic pattern in the bystander lung tissues with an initial peak induction at 1 hr after irradiation and a later, more sustained secondary peak at 24 48 h before returning to basal levels at 72 h.

Notably the induction profiles differed across the cell types; in the EC cell line HIF-1α levels peaked already at 2 h whereas in ACs peak induction occurred at 6 h.

Results showed that the two PP genes (PAL and C4H) and three lignin genes (CCoAOMT, POX and LACC) that had a single peak induction time at 47 DAB in whole fruit were largely specific to the endocarp, while the lignin pathway genes CCR and C3H and flavonoid pathway genes CHS, DFR, LDOX and F3H were expressed similarly in all four fruit tissues (Additional File 7).

The resistant cultivars show peak induction of this gene at 24 hpi with M. oryzae.

To illustrate the dose-dependent response of certain genes to either MMS or γ-ray, six smaller clusters from Figure 5 in which one of three specific dose-dependent responses was observed: monotonically increasing, monotonically decreasing, or biphasic (where peak induction or repression occurred at the intermediate dose) were identified and are presented in Figure 6.

For genes induced by all Cu exposures, pulse ion treatment led to temporally distinct transcriptional responses (peak inductions generally at 10 or 30 min) compared to both the gradual ion and NP treatments (peak inductions generally at 60 min).