The blp cluster is under the control of a complex set of regulatory sequences closely resembling the quorum-sensing (com) system, which triggers genetic competence in high-density populations of pneumococci.
Moreover, this group reported that, under conditions that do not usually trigger sporulation or competence, there are few cells that form spores or that become competent respectively; that is, both differentiation pathways are noisy.
Breaking down Cuddy, Fiske, and Glick's model of stereotypes further, the judgments we make about warmth and competence trigger particular emotions.
In maize (Zea mays L). anthers, hypoxic conditions in the developing tassel trigger pre-meiotic competence in the column of pluripotent progenitor cells in the center of anther lobes, and within 24 hr these newly specified germinal cells have patterned their surrounding neighbors to differentiate as the first somatic niche cells.
Sethi said that you should use what he calls "competence triggers" to signal that you're a top performer: Speak calmly and slowly, not at a nervously quick pace.
(And really, what's a more historically male-dominated than the presidential primary field?) Deeming Michele Bachmann the Queen of Rage -- particularly in tandem with that admittedly crazy-eyes photo -- is bound to trigger certain negative-competence stereotypes.
IFNγ triggers the listericidal competence of macrophages by up-regulating the small GTPase activity required for phagosome conversion [31].
Some participants appraised the PA program as challenging, providing an excellent opportunity to receive performance feedback; others were reluctant to expose their professional competence, triggered by feelings of performance anxiety.
Welcome to hip-hop's Daptone era, triggering memories through extreme competence.
Altogether, these findings indicate that PDT and GRP78-targeting cytotoxin treatment can efficiently kill cancer cells independent on their apoptotic competence and triggers an atypical, non-apoptotic cell death.
