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We envision that spreading-incompetent (closed) Swi6 dimers is an important factor in counteracting the spread of heterochromatin into the repeat proximal regions, which can be mediated either by the open conformation of Swi6 dimers or by RNAi-mediated H3K9me2 deposition.

These three processes crosstalk, and require multiple levels of control, many of which can be mediated by optineurin.

This finding indicated that the penetration ability of the pollen tube in the pistil under heat stress could lead to the different heat tolerance between these two genotypes, which can be mediated by the auxin level.

One mechanism underlying the efficacy of VNS is the induction of cortical changes, detected by electroencephalogram (EEG), which can be mediated by the NTS through its projections to the cerebral nuclei responsible for modulating cortical activity.

Class IV derivatives appeared to require additional time for the assembly of translocation channels, which can be mediated by low expression or secretion of translocator proteins.

In adipogenic differentiation, growth arrest, which can be mediated by cell contact inhibition when cells reach confluence, is a prerequisite for the initiation of differentiation [41].

The general stress response observed in the HC-Pro expressing plants can thus be due to direct alterations in the expression levels of some vital genes, and/or due to secondary effects, which again can be mediated by silencing suppression, cysteine endonuclease, thioreduction, impaired proteasomal functions or by all of those mechanisms.

In addition, PlaC co-cultured with peripheral blood lymphocytes induce arginase-dependent, l-arginine mediated T cell hyporesponsiveness, indicating a novel pathway through which immune privilege can be mediated at the feto-maternal interface.

Alternative splicing is understood to represent an important stage at which regulation of translation can be mediated.

In an attempt to change the status quo, the present study uses sociocultural theory as an alternative through which learners' strategy use and development can be mediated.

The latter process includes more varied pathways by which positive genetic effects on fitness can be mediated, but the two scenarios are not mutually exclusive [11], [13] and both of them imply from a quantitative genetic point of view an additive genetic correlation between male ornament and lifetime fitness [14], [15].