Taken together, the data show that induction of the death-switch provokes rapid, synchronous expression and activation of caspase-3 and subsequent apoptosis.
Likewise, last night's Oscars weren't waiting for the web to meme-ify – the show flipped the switches, provoked the stars in their midst, prefabbed the GIFs and spelled out the hashtags.
Transient-based methods use capacitor switching to provoke transient disturbances into the network to rate the frequency-dependent network impedance by the ratio between the measured voltage and current.
He admitted that, in part, his switch of topics was provoked when he found himself in the shadow of another intellectual giant, Alexandre Grothendieck, the mathematician whose work was to lead to a unification of geometry, number theory, topology and complex analysis.
This reflects our findings that at low elevations, increasing drought is projected to reduce both forest biomass and provoke a switch towards more drought-tolerant tree species (Elkin et al. 2013).
Indeed, with a low level of noise, the 4-cell network expresses either AP (Fig. 3A1) or IP (Fig. 3A2) patterns which persist an arbitrarily long time, while increasing the noise amplitude provokes spontaneous switching within a short time interval (Fig. 3A3).
For instance, RIP1 can lead to apoptosis induction if RIP3 is inhibited by provoking a switch from necroptosis to apoptosis.
In populations of an ancestral homothallic species a structural change in the MAT locus, e.g. after a deletion of a MAT gene could have provoked a switch to heterothallism and created barriers to self-mating.
Hence, we have here an example where a recessive mutation has led to what I consider a clear case of parapatric speciation by provoking a switch to a different pollinator, which presumably allowed M. cardinalis to colonise the lower ranges and valleys where hummingbirds are found.
The man dances with one woman and steals a kiss, rousing the jealously of the other, until he switches partners, almost provoking the first woman to leave.
Some groups, such as the vireos, are thought to have evolved migratory behaviour on multiple occasions [38], switches that might provoke rapid speciation because they isolate breeding populations [39].
