Along with the increasing worldwide incidence of obesity-associated disorders, research has recently unraveled important pathways reciprocally connecting metabolism with the immune system.
Furthermore, in humans, Hcrt neurons are reciprocally connected to other important arousal centers such as the cholinergic basal forebrain, the histaminergic tuberomammillary nucleus, the dopaminergic ventral tegmental area and the serotonergic dorsal raphe (Alexandre et al., 2013).
Tree survival rates, or reciprocally mortality rates, are important for foresters and conservationists, urban planners, as well as for biologists aiming to understand death as an ecological process [ 13, 14].
When Buddhism reached China, Japan, and Tibet in the opening centuries of the Common Era, it came under the influence of the indigenous faiths, cults, and social structures, and, reciprocally, it became a most important influence, adapting its beliefs and customs to those already established in these regions.
Ang-1 and -2 are reciprocally antagonistic factors involved in important intracellular pathways.
The abbey has a huge number of American visitors, which is wonderful, and I think it's important to reach out reciprocally.
In this review, we will discuss how the PPP is regulated and how the PPP and glycolysis, another important glucose metabolic pathway, are reciprocally regulated and balanced in the context of nutrient uptake and certain stress responses in cancer.
Reciprocally, in the absence of statistically significant effects, it can increase the power to exclude clinically important differences.
This reciprocation of ties leads to the formation of interaction patterns that are reciprocated dyads (two individuals connected reciprocally) and triads (three individuals connected reciprocally).
Reciprocally, NK cells can induce DC maturation, which is important for optimal anti-tumor immunity.
The posterior parietal cortex, which is part of the visual dorsal stream, is "reciprocally" connected with motor areas of the frontal lobe representing an important sensorimotor interface for movements and posture control.
