Sentence examples for regulates changes from inspiring English sources
Hockfield's research has focused on brain tumors, and her work using monoclonal antibody technology led to the discovery of a protein that regulates changes in neuron structure.
IL-8 regulates changes in oscillation frequency, and IFN-γ regulates changes in oscillation amplitude [ 31].
(6) In vivo and in vitro model systems can help to gain molecular mechanistic understanding of how adenosine naturally regulates changes in BBB permeability.
This inhibitory effect results in an increased expression of genes that can suppress dystrophic pathology (fibrosis) and regulates changes in muscle metabolism for better energy usage (Fig. 7).
The evidence that Pi supply regulates ethylene biosynthesis and sensitivity, and that this, in turn, regulates changes in root system architecture and in Pi-deprivation responses is examined here.
In addition, adapter proteins such as Nck, which for instance regulates changes in the actin cytoskeleton upon triggering of the TCR [ 44], and members of the Pombe Cdc15 homology (PCH) family were shown to bind to FasL and to affect its trafficking in hematopoietic cells [ 43- 45].
It can regulate changes in the labour market, the level of services it provides and all of this with an eye on economic growth, jobs and personal wellbeing.
Regulated changes to BM architecture can also contribute to tissue morphogenesis, but how epithelia dynamically remodel their BMs is unknown.
Proteins can undergo a staggering array of highly regulated changes that have enormous implications for biological processes, and are the major participants in most processes in living cells.
As in the cytoplasm, nuclear actin undergoes regulated changes in its polymerization state and these changes have been linked to chromosome dynamics and, more recently, to DNA repair.
Little is known about the molecular mechanisms governing developmentally regulated changes in gene expression and neuronal function during the maturation of human prefrontal cortex (PFC), including alterations in neuropsychiatric disease.
