The researchers said the white blood cells had been armed with genes to spark production of proteins called T-cell receptors.
We have decoded the human genome, implicated individual genes in dozens of types of diseases and learned how genes can even can even spark production of more than one type of protein.
This suggests that spark production is not tightly coupled to influx, as it is believed to be in cardiac muscle [51], and is consistent with previous reports that ryanodine receptor activation is loosely linked to voltage activated Ca2+-influx in smooth muscle [52].
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In a subsequent study of mice, the research team found adding salt to the animals' diet sparked production of a type of T cell associated with autoimmune diseases.
The Soviet leader's enthusiasm helped spark the production of the so-called "Red Westerns".
As for Fassel's broad suggestion that he was weighing a lineup change, the coach has in the past demoted Toomer, hoping to spark more production from the team's most talented receiver.
He says the damage that b amyloid does to neurons might spark the production of p25, which is known to appear in response to cell stress.
After receiving a commission to make a short film for the Vancouver-based cooperative Cineworks, Hoolboom began working on realising the script with a low budget and limited amount of 16 mm film from the National Film Board of Canada; he was one of seven artists commissioned to "spark local production" with short films on breakup, which were ultimately included in the omnibus Breaking Up.
Scientists have found that exercising actually helps spark the production of more neurons in the brain.
"Major customers, primarily from the United States, continued to curtail spending, sparking significant production cutbacks and layoffs by key Canadian producers," said Statistics Canada, the government's reporting agency.
