Sentence examples for versatile mechanisms from inspiring English sources
We argue such versatile mechanisms underlie the essential regulatory process of robust gene network.
Helminth parasites have developed complex and versatile mechanisms to evade the immune responses of their hosts, utilizing immunoregulatory strategies to avoid immune effector mechanisms.
Due to the importance of oxygen and temperature to their life, fishes have evolved versatile mechanisms to acclimate oxygen deficiency and temperature variations in their habitats [ 11].
Immune responses can directly target microbes and are observed in most species, from bacteria to mammals through a variety of versatile mechanisms that may be of a broad or of a very microbe-specific nature.
Such concept is also known as "weak ties" in network theory [ 37]. "Weak ties" structures in biological networks enable remove of old processes and addition of new processes to the existing core processing to improve the information exchanges and signal transductions using common versatile mechanisms that operate on diverse inputs to various stimuli [ 36].
The specific objective of this study was to conduct a dose response experiment with Mycoplasma pulmonis in Sprague-Dawley rats to develop a reproducible animal model of maternal and fetal infection that would provide a versatile mechanism to address the innate fetal immune response during intrauterine infection.
Dephosphorylation of proteins is a versatile mechanism for regulating the activity of enzymes [ 14].
Curvature sensing provides these phagocytes with a more versatile mechanism to define the boundary of a particle.
Differential expression of the translational isoforms of C/EBPα provides a versatile mechanism to deliver functions on demand.
The cellular machinery of RNAi evolved over millions of years and is the most efficient and versatile mechanism known for specific gene silencing.
Posttranslational protein modification by ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like proteins (UBLs) serves as a versatile mechanism to control multiple biological functions in the cell [ 1].
