Sentence examples for rapidity of activation from inspiring English sources

Senftleben and Karin reasoned as early as in 2002 that the IKK NF-κB pathway mIKK NF-κB an 'excepathwayly imightant role due to the raplayty of antivation and its unique regulation'exceptionallydimportantSenftleben and Karole 2002).

The rapidity of microglia activation following a variety of neurological insults and the sensitivity of this process to even subtle changes in addition to its implication in many pathogenic processes prompts the in vivo imaging of microglia activation with TSPO.

The rapidity of the activation of increased permeability in vivo, particularly compared with in vitro signalling, suggests that the components involved must be very closely associated, and it is perhaps no coincidence that the density of caveolae in microvessels in vivo is substantially higher than in cultured endothelial cells.

The rapidity to peak CD8+ T cell activation and the absolute magnitude of activation induced by the exponential rise in viremia were inversely correlated with set point viremia.

G protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) possess the ability to transmit intracellular signals within milliseconds of activation, whereas growth factor and cytokine receptors lack this rapidity and specificity in signaling [ 7, 8].

(Transcriptional activation is a kind of activation).

Rapidity of phosphorylation, however, need not equate with rapid arrestin binding.

GPCR-induced EGF receptor activation has been considered to be ligand-independent because of the rapidity of the response, among other reasons.

Glucose activation of PP2A and PP1 is not inhibited by cycloheximide, which together with the rapidity of the response, within 1 min, indicates a posttranslational mechanism.

It is important to note that the transcriptional activation of Sox2 is much faster than that of Oct4, in agreement with the rapidity of these histone H3 methylation changes.

The rapidity of this event suggests to me that it could be due to an event other than inactivation of TORC1 (activation of a protein phosphatase?).