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Besides, some TFs were considered as dominant regulators because of their frequently changed activities: such as RAV1, which widely regulates growth and developmental genes in Arabidopsis [ 56].

The Hippo kinase signaling cascade widely regulates apoptosis, proliferation and cell fate decisions during development by controlling the localization and stability of the transcriptional co-activators Yes-associated protein 1 (Yap1, or more commonly Yap) and WW domain containing transcription regulator 1 (Wwtr1, or more commonly Taz) (Varelas, 2014).

Whereas pharmaceutical products are widely regulated less attention has been placed on the regulation of other health products.

The activity of the heart is widely regulated by the autonomous nervous system.

The mechanical behaviors of vulcanizates can be widely regulated by manipulating the network structures, which is tuned by curing temperature, hydroxyl content of SSBR, content and functionality of acrylates.

To insightfully understand the molecular mechanisms, we performed systematic analyses by use of gene microarray assay and bioinformatics analysis, which revealed that gene expression was widely regulated and classical mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signal pathway was activated by IONPs treatment.

ER expression and activation is widely regulated by various signaling pathways and kinases [33] [35].

Since transcription factors widely regulate many aspects of development, we examined these genes more closely.

Moreover, the miRNA turnover seems widely regulated as it happens for mRNAs and proteins [ 68].

For example, miR169-targeted nuclear factor Y subunit A (NF-YA), which conditioned whole plant growth through modifying carbohydrate metabolism and cell elongation, was widely regulated under drought and salt stress [ 36, 39].

In future, it will be of interest to explore not only these intestinal targets, but also whether the intestinal tracheal plasticity is more widely regulated by other environmental stimuli such as gut epithelial infection or damage.