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PaA is a naturally occurring fatty acid in Dictyostelium and, although AA is not normally found in the model, it is both incorporated into Dictyostelium phospholipids (Weeks, 1976) and triggers the complex cellular and biochemical processes involved in Dictyostelium cell movement (Schaloske et al., 2007).

An intelligent technique, Weighted Hamming Distance (WHD) algorithm was used to accurately trigger the complex waveforms.

Elsewhere in the body, C1q is known to trigger the complex molecular cascade of the classical complement pathway.

As professional antigen presenting cells they are specialized in the uptake and processing of antigens thereby triggering the complex biological processes leading to specific T cell activation and maturation.

Endogenous activation of opioids, bradykinin, and adenosine receptors can trigger the complex protective signalling pathway of ischemic PostC [ 9].

These results suggest that dehydration may trigger the complex antioxidant network, and finely tuned ROS accumulation to facilitate appropriate signaling functions [ 45].

Invasion of tumour cells by addition of a single cytokine (IL-6) was not enough to trigger the complex process of tumour cell invasion.

Besides its role as a metastasis suppressor [ 20], first revealed in a melanoma model using SSH approach, kisspeptin/metastin and its receptor GPR54/KISS1R were recently implicated as important triggers of the complex process of sexual maturation [ 52, 53].

In the case of IL-1β, its binding to the IL1 receptor (IL-1R) on the plasma membrane triggers the following complex chain of signaling events (see also Figure 1 and Table 1).

Thus, NFκB activation triggered by upstream cytokine signaling pathways may represent an important upstream trigger of the complex cascade of events promoting senescence.

In conditions of replicative stress, sustained activation of this pathway might be triggered by the complex (but poorly defined) mixture of putative carcinogens generated in the colorectum by host and bacterial metabolism.