Cyclic equiaxial stretch uncovers a few consistent major proteins (TGF-β1, TNF, CASP3, and p53) to hub at the center of the interacting network with the newly-profiled proteins of interest (BAG5, NO66, and eIF-5A) in activated lamina cribrosa cells (Rogers et al., 2012), recapitulating the importance of MAPK and TGF-β signaling pathways in mechanotransduction.
This recapitulates the importance of ART initiation in patients with tuberculosis, prior to severe immune-suppression.
In this study, we detected activated ERK1/2 in 100% of the examined cutaneous melanomas and cell lines of Grey horses as well as in cutaneous melanomas of non-grey horses, thus recapitulating the universal importance of this pathway in melanomagenesis.
For example, in addition to recapitulating the previously described importance of E2F transcription factor activity in S-phase (Sherr, 1996), these data also highlight the potentially important roles for the NF-Y and STAT3 transcription factors for gene regulation in G2&M and G1&G2, respectively.
First, it illustrates the importance, if feasible, of recapitulating the CNV in a model system, to provide further biological support for a posited effect.
Consistent with the importance of peroxisome-derived lipids in neutrophil survival, tamoxifen-inducible knockout of PexRAP also results in neutropenia due to decreased ether lipid levels, recapitulating the results obtained with FAS knockout (Lodhi et al., 2015).
In real life, recapitulating the 19th century is both stupid and boring.
The identification of lineage-specific Y genes recapitulates the diversity of Y gene content and signifies the importance of comparative studies of the mammalian Y-chr.
In vitro translation with reconstituted translation components recapitulated the effects of the mutations at the 41 60 segment, reinforcing the importance of direct molecular interactions between the nascent chain and the ribosome.
Of fundamental importance to developmental biology and medicine is the question of whether postnatal growth or regeneration of a tissue recapitulates the molecular mechanisms of its embryonic development.
The author, Andre Parinaud recapitulated the attacks and counterattacks.
