Interestingly, the upregulation of the EIF4E transporter gene, EIF4ENIF1, detected in this study, may influence protein biosynthesis as EIF4E regulates a rate-limiting step in protein biosynthesis (Sukarieh et al. 2009).
Solid arrows stand for mass transfer reactions, i.e. reactions that consume reactants to produce products, whereas dashed arrows indicate reactions where the abundance of a species regulates a reaction rate, but the reactant concentration is not affected by the occurrence of the reaction.
Public Utilities Commissions (PUCs) are charged with regulating a public utility's rates at levels that serve the public's interest while allowing the utility's investors to earn a rate commensurate with that expected by businesses facing similar risks.
Many transdermal drug delivery patches are designed to provide a constant steady-state delivery rate, regulated by a rate controlling membrane, for a certain period of time.
In addition, some drugs, such as antidepressants, benzodiazepines, and beta-blockers (used to lower blood pressure and regulate an erratic heart rate) can lead to nightmares.
These results suggest that these black holes have a mechanism for regulating the rate at which they grow.
These results suggest that this type of black hole may have a mechanism for regulating the rate at which it grows.
Sulfate water column concentrations play a role in regulating the rate at which mercury becomes methylated in the environment.
These results suggest that not only the amount of additive variance, but importantly the number of loci across which it is distributed, is important in regulating the rate at which a trait can evolve and populations can recover.
Guyton confirmed Starling's belief that the metabolic activity of the peripheral organs is a key factor regulating the rate of venous return to the heart.
This activation mechanism, which supports previous in vitro work with synthetic detergent micelle, fits well with a mechanism for regulating the rate of release of volatile aldehydes that is observed soon after wounding or tissue disruption.
