Genetic components embedded within tandem arrays that act to stabilize or promote gene amplification have been proposed, such as AT-rich tracts, autonomously replicating sequence (ARS) elements, and matrix attachment regions (MAR) [ 17].
Dysregulation of these pathways can result from an imbalance in the expression of the RNA-binding proteins HuR and tristetraprolin (TTP) that stabilize or promote decay, respectively, of ARE-harboring mRNA transcripts.
While most of these factors act directly on microtubules to stabilize them or promote their assembly, depolymerization or fragmentation, others are now emerging as essential regulators of neuronal differentiation by controlling tubulin availability and modulating microtubule dynamics.
Biosurfactants encompass the properties of dropping surface tension, stabilizing emulsions, promoting foaming and are usually non- toxic and biodegradable.
Buss was more of a basketball fan than a hockey fan, but he put a lot of time and money into stabilizing and promoting the Kings.
The United States and Russia provide hundreds of millions in aid to Kyrgyzstan each year, largely in exchange for the use of air bases, but the money has done little to stabilize the country or promote democracy.
One predicted outcome is that macromolecular crowding promotes protein compaction, which may stabilize globular proteins, or promote protein protein associations, which may, in turn, lead to conformational collapse and aggregation (see section 4).
BS showed double functions in mediating radical reaction, i.e. stabilizing macroradicals and promoting branching reaction.
It does so by stabilizing MTs and promoting nucleokinesis, the process that pulls the nucleus toward the extending leading process of a migrating neuron [12].
It also suggests that Pn might regulate other aspects of mitochondrial physiology besides stabilizing TFAM and promoting mtDNA replication.
