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Recently, we showed by magnetic twisting cytometry (MTC) that the E-cadherin complex is a mechanosensor that directly responds to forces exerted on it and that the actin-binding protein Vinculin is important in this process (le Duc et al., 2010).

Our findings point to the fact that developing countries like Uganda need to develop engineering mathematics curricula that directly respond to the necessary and sufficient requirement for mathematics in their polytechnic institutes.

What makes his national monument designations particularly special is that he has protected landscapes and sites that directly respond to the requests of local communities.

identify a population of PrRP neurons in the dorsomedial hypothalamus that directly respond to leptin to increase core body temperature.

We conclude that the data presented provide insight into the mediators that directly respond to leptin in the NTS in the regulation of energy balance.

In addition to host-mediated mechanisms, the malaria parasite might contain either oxygen sensors that directly respond to hypoxia or indirect mechanisms that limit their ability to respond to oxidative stress.

In this study, we investigated the effect of benzoic acid on gene expression profiles using RNA-Seq technology and identified the differentially expressed genes that directly respond to autotoxins and the enriched GO terms that were involved in multiple biological processes.

Functional genomics have enabled the use of large-scale molecular and physiological data for not only the identification of causative genes associated with a disease but also the discovery of gene modules that directly respond to genetic and environmental perturbations associated with the disease [ 1- 3].

In contrast, the second category (type II TLR9-expressing cells) includes primarily follicular B cells in mice (and possibly colon epithelial cells and naïve B cells in humans) that directly respond to single stranded CpG-DNA, whereas they require additional co-signals to gain responsiveness to more complex CpG-DNA.

It has been proposed that slow-dividing, label-retaining ERα-positive cells comprise a stem/progenitor cell population that can directly respond to hormones [ 8, 9].

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