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The process might be related to the burst of NO or ROS, which would activate the plasma Ca2+ channel and result in the increase of intercellular Ca2+.

And white-clad, long-haired Kogi and Arhuaco Indian tribes — visiting from their villages in the Sierra Nevada — were searching for seashells to crush and mix with coca, which would activate the leaves' stimulating properties.

The researchers hypothesized that high delayers would be more likely to use "cool" regulation strategies to control their responses, which would manifest as activation of the right prefrontal cortex, whereas low delayers would use "hot" strategies, which would activate the ventral striatum, an area also linked to addiction.

Further studies are needed to determine if plasma induces formation of regions of single stranded DNA or interstrand cross-links which would activate ATR.

Clearly the normal signaling pathways which would activate remodeling of the bone did not respond by increasing bone turnover to remove the excess bone, leading to a premature exhaustion of the osteoblastic lineage.

Ascl1 is presumed to drive expression of Dll1, which would activate Notch receptors on adjacent cells.

AKT inhibits ER signaling through downregulating the histone methyltransferase KMTD and by its inhibition of FOXO3, which would otherwise activate ER.

It is speculated that when the anti-DNCB IgG1 antibodies start to be formed in large quantities and circulate in the body, they would conjugate with the antigen molecules (applied during challenge) to form immune complex deposits, which would subsequently activate the complement system and thereby contribute to the development of hypersensitivity reactions.

This in turn prevents cytoplasmic accumulation and nuclear translocation of CTNNB1 (β-catenin), which would otherwise activate transcription of oncogenic factors such as c-Myc and TERT, the catalytic subunit of telomerase.

One obvious possibility is that the proteasome inhibitors are acting by allowing the toxic accumulation of protein aggregates which would normally activate the autophagic pathway, and by preventing this, Cas is promoting the apoptotic response to the resulting stress.

The EphA5 receptor mechanism of cdc42 activation could involve an as-yet-unidentified GEF, which would be activated by a depolarization-independent mechanism.