The collective emotions expressed by the participants of a cascade have the potential to activate additional participants, influencing its activity size and information spreading.
Wnt proteins (secreted, lipid modified glycoproteins) regulate various cellular activities owing to their potential to activate multiple signal transduction pathways.
However, given that both hemispheres have access to the same semantic network, following disinhibition the RH will become more active and have the potential to activate all of the related conditions.
Indeed, a single activated upstream protein has the potential to activate several downstream target molecules (e.g., ref. [ 38]); therefore, higher levels of selective constraint might be expected at these genes.
They possessed TLR2 agonistic activity, but varied in their functional potential to activate NF-κB and liberate TNF-α from human PBMC [30], yet their NK activation potential has not been determined.
French regulators could have appointed provisional administrators to the job, a move with the potential to activate a "change of control" provision in the derivatives contracts.
In the last years, VLPs have become good vaccine alternatives because of safety issues and their potential to activate both branches of the immunological response.
Retroviral enhancer promoters showed a significantly greater potential to activate neighboring promoters than did cellular promoters derived from human genes, elongation factor-1α (EF1α) and phosphoglycerate kinase (PGK).
WhatsApp constitutes a powerful educational tool to encourage second language interaction among participants and its tremendous potential to activate students' involvement remains one of the least exploited functionalities of mobile phones.
However, despite clear evidence that vaccination with mimetic microbial antigens has the potential to activate autoreactive T cells, crucial evidence for triggering of autoimmunity by mimetic sequences in natural pathogens is wanting.
Different startle type stimuli can be compared in the strength of their elicitation of startle responses, i.e. their potential to activate stress-related neural pathways, underlying biomarkers and corresponding behavioral reactions.
