Sentence examples for regulating general from inspiring English sources

These commonly regulated genes may be involved in regulating general defense against SCN infection in multiple soybean lines.

In summary, this work provides the first data on transcription factors regulating general and context-specific transcription of the disease-associated gene ALMS1.

Concomitantly, there was an early (2 hours) increase in expression of genes involved in regulating general transcription, initiation/regulation of DNA replication, DNA repair and translation control (Cullin1, CDK8, RAD17, GTF2H1 and TFDP1)(TFDP1)).

The disruption of Cep126 function also caused alterations in the integrity and positioning of the Golgi apparatus and spindle formation, in line with a function of Cep126 in regulating general MT organisation.

These TCS may play important roles in regulating general functions common to all strains such as cell growth mechanisms and/or survival in the soil and the rhizosphere ecosystems, and a few of them are discussed hereafter (Table  6).

"The attorney general's unilateral attempt to regulate general medical practices historically entrusted to state lawmakers," Judge Richard C. Tallman wrote for the majority, "interferes with the democratic debate about physician-assisted suicide and far exceeds the scope of his authority under federal law".

In this chapter, we will define a terminology to describe DNA topology and discuss recent progress in the field, illustrating how topological changes in DNA can regulate general principles of gene expression and nuclear architecture.

Furthermore, these results provide the first direct evidence of specific molecular pathways that might potentially regulate general intelligence.

Many of these cellular proteins may regulate general cellular processes, and other proteins involved in these processes could be the direct targets of viral proteins.

It also seems clear that the Spc1 kinase does not regulate general components of the basal meiotic recombination machinery, because basal recombination for various control alleles (e.g., M375 and gal4Control) is Spc1-independent (Figures 2, 4).

Similarly, the Spc1-independence of Atf1-promoted recombination after Atf1 is brought to the chromosome (Figure 4) further supports the conclusion that the Spc1 kinase does not regulate general components of the basal recombination machinery.