Sentence examples for regulated machinery from inspiring English sources

Thus, even slight changes in systemic and cellular oxygen concentrations induce a tightly regulated machinery of short-acting and long-acting response pathways to keep the supply of oxygen within the physiological range.

Transcriptional regulation is the main regulatory factor in the expression of nuclear-encoded genes associated with respiration [ 21], but the vast majority of proteins targeted to the mitochondria are transported post-translationally by tightly regulated machinery [ 57].

The mechanism required for this type of transport involves a complex and specifically regulated machinery that allows budding of vesicles from a donor compartment, followed by their translocation to their target, to which they have to dock and then fuse.

Our results provide a novel evidence demonstrating that NFAT4, miR-324-5p miR-324-5p miR-324-5pandaxis in the regulated Mtfr1nery of mitoconstitutenetwork and axistosin.

Computer chips already regulate machinery, from the engine to the brakes to the suspension.

Much later, the industrial revolution brought a need for methods and systems to regulate machinery, for example the speed of a steam engine.

Mature miRNAs are known to be part of the gene expression regulating machinery at transcriptional [ 18, 19] and as well posttranscriptional level [ 13].

This finding indicates that PhaPR1 might be regulated through machinery similar to that regulating other well-known PR1 proteins.

Although the basic transcription machinery in different eukaryotes is essentially similar, the gene families regulating this machinery often show lineage-specific expansions (Lespinet et al. 2002) and are therefore ideally suited for analyzing taxonomic diversity (Coulson and Ouzounis 2003).

Thus, Lis1, Bik1 and Kip2 constitute the minimal machinery for transporting dynein to the plus end, and Bim1 can regulate this machinery to increase the fraction of dynein movements that are directed to the plus end.

Local mediators signal to the four main G protein families to regulate cellular machinery such as metabolic enzymes, ion channels, and transcriptional regulators [ 37].