Consistent with the known biology of melanocyte cell regulation (Yamaguchi and Hearing 2009), our data suggest that skin color is regulated not only in the pigment layer of the epidermis, but also from within the dermal layer of skin.
Environmentalists insist that Chile's industry needs to be better regulated, not only to ensure that its growth will not damage the marine environment in Chile, but also to protect consumers in the United States and elsewhere.
Judaism was different because in most other cultures divine law covered only such topics, but in Judaism it regulated not only worship but also daily life and made every aspect of life a matter of divine concern.
Tiller bud outgrowth is regulated not only by endogenous factors, but also by environmental signals (Xing and Zhang 2010).
SREBP1c processing is regulated not only by nutrient status but also by hormonal signaling during feeding and fasting (Horton et al., 1998; Li et al., 2010).
This self-initiated picture regulated not only Ryan's understanding of the Qi-cheng-zhuan-he approach, but also stimulated other learners' awareness to this approach.
It has stronger drugs like morphine and oxycodone, drugs regulated not only by the Food and Drug Administration, but also overseen by the Drug Enforcement Agency.
Expression of Hox genes is regulated not only at the transcriptional but also at the post-transcriptional level.
The inhibitory function of p27Kip1 is regulated not only through synthesis and degradation, but also by sub-cellular localization.
Especially, tau pshosphorylation at Ser 202 (detected by AT8) is regulated not only by GSK3β, but also by cyclin-dependent protein kinase 5 (cdk5) [35].
Interestingly, expression of MS4a4B is regulated not only during thymocyte development [1] but also during primary T cell activation (Fig. 1C).
