Sentence examples for species that regulate from inspiring English sources

Recently, Wilfred et al. (2007) mined four public databases (MiRANDA: 2005 build, MiRANDA: 2006 build, PicTAR, and TargetScan 2006 build) to forecast putative miRNA species that regulate mRNA species involved in the regulation metabolic pathways [24].

The pattern of proteins expressed within a cell is thought to be fine tuned by expression of large numbers of microRNAs, a recently discovered family of short RNA species that regulate gene expression using the RNA interference pathway [17].

By contrast, nonamyloidogenic processing by α-secretase produces nontoxic Aβ species that regulate gene expression and are considered neuroprotective.

MicroRNAs are small RNA species that regulate gene expression post-transcriptionally and are aberrantly expressed in many cancers including hematological malignancies.

MicroRNAs are a class of small non-coding RNA species that regulate gene expression; many exhibit tissue-specific expression and are misregulated in cancer.

They are recognized by their large, multinucleated cells or "pseudocolonies," and include species that regulate harmful algal blooms by grazing on toxic dinoflagellates [ 7, 8].

For rosaceous species, MYBs that regulate the genes of the anthocyanin pathway have been examined in apple and strawberry.

Many plant species have mechanisms that regulate germination occurring under favourable conditions (Adondakis and Venable 2004).

Since all components of the forebrain hem system have been identified across several vertebrate species, the mechanisms that regulate them may have played a fundamental role in driving key aspects of forebrain evolution.

Here, by cross-species analysis of a large set of functional categories and all transcription factors and growth factors, we reveal conserved and divergent functional landscapes underlining fundamental and species-specific mechanisms that regulate ESC development.

Thus, carbon-limitation under short-term drought may not be an issue for drought-sensitive species that actively regulate stem and leaf water potential at the expense of reductions in carbon reserves through stomatal closure and leaf abscission.