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Further study shows that Ghd7 and Ehd1 can respectively set a daylength threshold for Hd3a expression, which is usually observed in SD plants but not in LD plants (Itoh et al., 2010; Takimoto and Ikeda, 1961), and this capacity of discernment in critical day length in rice greatly enriches the daylength-dependent regulated mechanism of florigen gene expression.
Apoptosis is a tightly regulated mechanism leading to programmed cell death and is essential during development and tissue homeostasis [13], [14].
The discovery of over 50 novel DNA methylation-based biomarkers of breast cancer may provide new routes for development of DNA methylation-based diagnostics and prognostics, as well as reveal epigenetically regulated mechanism involved in breast tumorigenesis.
Genomic imprinting is an epigenetically regulated mechanism leading to parental-origin allele-specific expression.
Induction of apoptosis by khat occurred through strictly regulated mechanism(s) that were sensitively regulated by cellular caspases.
Mutually exclusive splicing is a highly regulated mechanism leading to the inclusion of one exon of a cluster of neighbouring exons into the final transcript.
A novel PKC-regulated mechanism controls CD44 ezrin association and directional cell motility.
These results suggest that locostatin regulates cell migration via an RKIP-dependent, Raf/MAPK-regulated mechanism.
Of these, the RhoA-regulated mechanism and caveolar endocytosis also require the GTP-binding protein dynamin (Fig. 1a).
It has been proposed that protein mislocalization caused by defective IFT in the Tg737orpk mouse choroid plexus primary cilia impairs their ability to signal to the underlying epithelium via a cAMP-regulated mechanism in order to modulate CSF production [ 7, 8].
Together, these data suggest that lipid-mediated pathways could modulate diurnal changes in locomotor activity, perhaps through a Fabp-regulated mechanism involving signaling cascades downstream of D2R activation.
