The only other developmentally regulated PCD example in which CsA had been employed was during TE differentiation in Zinnia, but this example is considered in vitro due to the cells being isolated from the plant prior to CsA treatment [ 32].
The manner in which capital markets are regulated, for example, shapes the incentives of investors and, in turn, the behavior of companies.
"It is not so regulated, for example, in the fish powder industry," said Zhuge Fulai, manager of Lianfeng Protein Feed Plant in Shandong province.
The expression of these virulence factors is coordinately regulated, for example by multiple transcription factors or two component systems [3].
These results indicate that receptor clustering could be used as a tool for regulating GPCR signaling, particularly in the context of G-protein distribution which can also be regulated, for example via priming [58].
Effects of PDGF-BB and PDGF-AA on PDGFRα activation can be differentially regulated, for example by heparin [ 22].
The momentary binding of isoforms might be regulated, for example, by different dynamics of the GTPase cycle.
This link might be regulated, for example, by tension-induced unfolding of a linker protein in AJ, as has been postulated for p130Cas in FA [ 25].
To balance rigidity and extensibility, the composition and integrity of cell wall components need to be tightly regulated, for example during cell elongation.
Within disciplines where basic training is highly regulated, for example medicine, nursing and pharmacy, workforce factors and demand influence employment outcomes.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01741.019 ABA synthesis, degradation and transport are highly regulated, for example the gene for the key enzyme for ABA catabolism CYP707A is induced by ABA (Kushiro et al., 2004).
