Sentence examples for regulated stress from inspiring English sources

GR is the cellular mediator of hormone regulated stress in the body and a key regulator of growth and differentiation in embryonic tissue, notably the brain, the immune system, bone, cartilage, and muscle [11], [12], [13], [14].

(Note: Because circulating levels of glucose and free fatty acids are tightly regulated, stress induced energy substrates must be removed from the blood either via utilization or uptake and re-storage.

In high biomass yielding crops, such as willow, the vascular cambium represents the majority of cellular division, and therefore, mass of the tree; so strictly regulated stress mechanisms and responses are not unexpected in stem tissue.

Our observations showed that the transcriptomes of Hvo and NRC-1 regulated stress, motility, and ABC transporters in a similar manner, which is in line with previous reports from other prokaryotes when grown in an acidic environment.

In agreement, ATX1 regulated stress-response genes that are not involved in the PtdIns5P/MTM1-pathway (i.e. the NCED3 gene, not shown); the developmentally regulated AG and FLC genes (Figure 6a, b) are efficiently transcribed during dehydration stress, illustrating different patterns of ATX1 activity, and perhaps, regulation.

In Δ hog1 cells, a greater proportion of RNA Pol II is retained at the housekeeping gene ADH1 upon stress treatment, and as expected (Capaldi et al. 2008), there is a defect in Pol II recruitment to the Hog1 regulated stress-responsive gene RTC3.

However, we did not observe a clear antagonistic interactions between heat and drought based on our GO analysis, which were further confirmed by analyzing DREBs and HSFs regulated stress-responsive genes between DS and HS (Fig.  5), although nearly half of the functional categories were distinct (Fig.  5c).

Because of individual differences in the genetic machinery that regulates stress response, experts say, many people manage their distress despite awful childhoods.

A new study at the National Institutes of Health suggests that the cycle may be caused by steps the pregnant woman's body takes to regulate stress and protect the fetus from being rejected by the mother's body.

The blood pressure and cortisol levels (a hormone that regulates stress levels) of each participant were measured on normal working days and email-free days, and each kept a diary.

The p-38 and JNK are stress activated MAPKs and they also regulate stress induced apoptosis [46].