A relatively low cost option is to teach parents to optimise their responsive behaviours (for example, responding to the child's focus of interest) and provide rich language input (for example, expanding the child's attempts to talk).
This allows train operators to run a service with one locomotive instead of two, reducing investment and capital costs and making operations more responsive, for example by shunting wagons on non-electrified sidings along the line.
This contrasts with the behaviour of most other cold responsive genes; DHN5 for example, returns to expression levels similar to the control treatment when plants are shifted to warm temperatures after prolonged cold (Figure 6J).
Most of these bio-systems are based on stimuli-responsive polymer, for example, temperature responsive poly N-isopropylacrylamide) [5, 6].
Androgens regulate prostate gland growth and differentiation by binding to the androgen receptor (AR), which regulates a network of androgen responsive genes for example, PSA.
The final Slate story features a responsive layout, for example, but that means that your images may be cropped differently across platforms.
A few of these are known estrogen responsive genes, for example, FOXO1 and KIAA0101.
And, indeed, reversely oriented AuxREs were experimentally proven in several auxin responsive genes, for example AtLBD29 [ 36] and OsCRL1 [ 37].
Many CREs are environment responsive motifs, for example, MYCCONSENSUSAT for cold [ 36- 38], WRKY71OS for gibberellin and pathogenesis [ 39, 40], ACGTATERD1 and IBOXCORE for light [ 41, 42], MYBCORE for water stress [ 43], GT1GMSCAM4 for pathogen and salt [ 44] and WBOXNTERF3 for wounding [ 45].
The understanding provided by such studies is of relevance across a broader field that includes many designed materials based on coordination chemistry, most notably MOFs, and provides encouragement for future development of flexible and responsive materials, for example with applications in areas such as sensing and catalysis.
