Despite the significant involvement of brainstem centers in the VOR, higher order integration of visuo-vestibular signals may be critical for the conscious perception of body position in space and potentially to regulate reflexes such as the VOR [7].
To substantiate further our hypothesis that NGF is an immediate response gene potentially positioned to regulate the survival of bronchial epithelial cells during RSV infection, we timed the early-phase cellular response to the infection monitoring viral and NGF transcript levels by real-time PCR at hourly intervals for the first 6 h of incubation.
The close positioning of Lys126 to the ExxERFxYY motif in the structure suggests that a functional interaction during transport is possible, potentially acting to regulate the proton coupling we observe.
Prdm14-Klf2 can potentially act to regulate the expression of Xist and Tsix; Prdm14 itself binds directly to Xist intron 1 and to Rnf12, an X-linked Xist activator (Jonkers et al., 2009; Ma et al., 2011), whereas Klf2 might promote Tsix expression resulting in repression of Xist (Navarro et al., 2010).
By forming a complex with p38 in synovial tissue and FLS, these kinases can potentially be targeted to regulate the production of proinflammatory cytokine production in inflamed synovium.
Different transporter gene families have both specific and overlapping abilities to carry different metal cations, potentially acting in concert to regulate the remobilization of micronutrients to the developing grain.
And their quest, during which they have traded a few blows in the past week, is for a potentially rich prize: the power to regulate the real World of Warcraft, among the most popular online games in China.
Here we demonstrate that protein protein interactions can potentially serve as an effective means to regulate the mechanical properties of elastomeric proteins.
Thus, for all 8 genes the three transcription factors potentially interact on a single CSS to regulate the expression of a gene.
Indeed, a recent study suggests that eIF3F could act potentially as a JAMM-containing DUB to regulate the translocation of NICD to the nucleus in cultured mammalian cells (Moretti et al. 2010).
