Sentence examples for symbiotic expression from inspiring English sources

We need places to immerse ourselves in new ways of living together, think-tanks for symbiotic expression and understanding in order to cultivate this concept into a living practice to benefit the broader web around us instead of merely exploiting it for financial gain.

Symbiotic expression of MtD27 requires components of the symbiosis signaling pathway; including MtDMI1, MtDMI2, MtDMI3/MtCCaMK and in part MtERN1.

Additionally, we show that symbiotic expression of MtD27 as well as its expression during phosphate starvation is dependent on the GRAS-type regulators MtNSP1 and MtNSP2.

The fixLJ genes are positive regulators of symbiotic expression of nif and fix genes [ 17], but also expression of the nor genes is dependent on the FixLJ-FixK2 regulatory cascade in concert with NO-activated nnrR under microaerobic conditions [ 18, 19].

Global transcriptional changes in M. truncatula AM roots were studied extensively, resulting in a comprehensive overview of symbiotic gene expression on the tissue and cellular level [ 23– 31].

Mukherjee and Ané [ 37] reported that ethylene inhibits induced symbiotic gene expression and root development in response to germinating spore exudates in mono- and dicots.

IPD3 and DNF5 appear to be the earliest acting genes, with both severe nodulation defects and greatly reduced symbiotic gene expression.

Although the symbiosis island is located at a different replichore in each species, the orientation relative to the ori was preserved, suggesting that no effects on symbiotic gene expression could be attributed to this rearrangement.

A central element of the common SYM pathway is calcium spiking, a rythmic change in perinuclear calcium concentration, which is perceived and transmitted by calcium and calmodulin-dependent protein kinase (CCaMK) to induce symbiotic gene expression [ 14, 15].

Microarray analyses under various stress conditions yield uneven results relative to non-symbiotic haemoglobin expression.

Cytokinin up-regulates class 2 non-symbiotic haemoglobin expression (Hunt et al. 2001).