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In other words, a number of genes will be regulated to respond to the stimuli in the pathogenesis procedure, where these genes work in concert so that F. graminearum can successfully break through the immune system of the host.
To provide a framework to understand how wheat genes are regulated to respond stresses, we first compared mRNA populations from all transcriptomes globally using principal component analysis (PCA, Fig. 1a).
In intrinsic regulation, the metabolic pathway self-regulates to respond to changes in the levels of substrates or products; for example, a decrease in the amount of product can increase the flux through the pathway to compensate.
Protein secretion systems are generally precisely regulated by various global regulators to respond to various environmental changes or stresses.
With slight modification, for example, by adding one clustering step before dynamic modeling, the proposed method can also be used to construct the module networks, in which sets of genes are co-regulated to respond to different conditions [ 73].
They suggested that CB number is regulated during development to respond to the demands of gene expression in a rapidly growing embryo.
Meanwhile, the commission -- beset by criticism that its officials have a too-cozy relationship with the utilities they regulate -- failed to respond to a search warrant for records related the California attorney general's investigation of agency operations.
Moreover, in early thymocytes PKBα regulates genes known to respond to pre-TCR, TCR, or interferon signaling.
Genes such as RBM3 and GRM2 that were up regulated after LDR appeared to respond to doses ≥2.23 Gy.
It implies that newborn neurons that have not activated the canonic reelin pathway retain their migratory potential suggesting that reelin signaling could influence migration by regulating the cell competence to respond to a second pathway.
