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Finally, the identification of this mTORC1/S6K feedback suppression of mTORC2 expanded the critical role of mTORC1 in regulating and coordinating various growth factor signaling pathways.
CD4+ T helper cells serve as key players in host immune responses by regulating and coordinating a large repertoire of immune cells, such as macrophages, B cells and CD8+ T cells.
The phytohormones GA, BR and ABA as well as the transcriptional-related PHYs and PIFs appear to have important roles in regulating and coordinating the transcription of these isoprenoid-derived compounds.
Further, since PSY expression has been shown to be rate-determining and a major driving force for carotenoid biosynthesis [ 9, 14], the closely coupled expression of other carotenoid and chlorophyll biosynthesis genes during these developmental stages suggests that expression of these genes may also be important in regulating and coordinating the biosynthesis of carotenoids and chlorophylls.
Because each miR regulates the expression of hundreds of different genes, miRs can function as master coordinators, efficiently regulating and coordinating multiple cellular pathways and processes [ 5].
Bayar was the architect of the government's economic policy, which gave priority to private enterprise and limited the state's functions to regulating and coordinating the forces participating in the economy.
The checkpoint kinases Chk1 and Chk2 are widely considered to be the major effectors of the DDR in regulating cell cycle checkpoints and coordinating this with DNA repair.
In addition, many highly and specifically expressed TF genes were found in the infested rice plants, and these genes may play important roles in regulating or coordinating insect-defense pathways or networks in rice.
Planning Operational level: State Operational level: State; Company level: the P.A., under supervision of the State, is in charge of regulating, coordinating, promoting and planning port activities.
Recent studies have pointed out an important role of MTs and coordinated MT/actin dynamics in regulating cell migration [9], [10].
The signaling pathways have a central roles in detecting DNA damage, regulating DNA repair and coordinating with other cellular processes.
