The adaptive motility can periodically be reactivated through reactivation of the integrins and this occurs by spontaneous calcium oscillations, which are typical of motile cells [22].
Not only did it govern subconscious motor activity like walking but it had a form of memory, which could be reactivated through rehabilitation.
However, these can be reactivated through the activity of enzyme steroid sulfatase [27].
It can be observed that at ~42 h, an increase in yields (Fig. 7b) was apparent, suggesting that the catalyst had been partially reactivated through the reheating cycle under the inert gas.
It has therefore been inferred that the source was reactivated through the compressive inversion of normal faults formed during the opening of the Japan Sea (Okada et al., 2003; Umino et al., 2003).
As Kant explains at the opening of Part Three of Religion, even those who have gone through a "change of heart," still carry their propensity to evil, which can be reactivated through the corrupting influence of other people.
We therefore characterized expression of IL-1R1, IL-1R2, and TNFR2 on TNreg, and TN cells expanded for two weeks in culture in IL-2 containing media and then reactivated through the TCR to generate mature Treg and T effector (Teff) cells, respectively.
DLEC1 expression was reactivated through pharmacologic or genetic demethylation, indicating a DNMT1/DNMT3B-mediated methylation silencing.
The PTEN-related protein TPTE, which normally lacks any detectable lipid and protein phosphatase activity, can be reactivated through mutation, and only this reactivated mutant leads to nondirectional migration of these cells in vivo.
Exposure of [NiFeSe] hydrogenases to O2 results in the oxidation of sulfur and/or selenium in cysteine and selenocysteine ligands at the active site.[ 9b– d] These inactive states can be reactivated through reduction and recovery of the amino acids.
