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Even so, SOCS1 is still deeply involved in the regulation of macrophage activation through regulating not only the JAK/STAT pathway but also the TLR-NF-κB pathway (Fig. 4).
Non-inactivated closed states are stabilized in the mutant channel, consistent with S4 importantly regulating not only activation and deactivation processes, but also those of CSI and recovery.
IQGAP1 plays a key role in post-ischemic neovascularization by regulating, not only, ECs-mediated angiogenesis but also macrophage infiltration as well as ROS production.
The present study uncovers a novel role of IQGAP1 in post-ischemic neovascularization and tissue repair by regulating not only angiogenesis but also macrophage infiltration to ischemic tissues.
Multiple HD transcription factors cooperatively bind to the sequences upstream of GnRH, regulating not only cell type specific expression but also dynamic, physiologic responses by serving as scaffolds for additional cofactors [26], [27].
The full length CrSPI-1 with this modified role of CrSPI-1-D1 as a thrombin modulator, might play a central role in regulating not only hemostasis but also inflammation, and may provide a close link between these processes and how they might co-evolve in the biological system.
Under the Senate proposals, the government would regulate not only insurance products, but also the marketing of insurance and sales commissions paid to insurance agents and brokers.
A small family of genes regulates not only the spiciness of mustard plants but also their prospects for survival, scientists report.
Hate crime laws, she wrote, crossed that line: "The law now regulates not only what we do, but who we are".
Environmentalists insist that Chile's industry needs to be better regulated, not only to ensure that its growth will not damage the marine environment in Chile, but also to protect consumers in the United States and elsewhere.
Tiller bud outgrowth is regulated not only by endogenous factors, but also by environmental signals (Xing and Zhang 2010).
