Cell migration contributes to normal development and homeostasis as well as to pathological processes such as inflammation and tumor metastasis. Previous genetic screens have …
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… The giant pilaster strip without capital mouldings of any sort does not appear to form part of Taiman’s known architectural vocabulary. Nor does the type of niche used at Appuldurcombe …
… steroid receptor coactivators, such as Drosophila melanogaster Taiman (Tai). The ligand-… JH II, Table 2). No significant differences were observed in EC 50 values among JH I, II, and …
… Our results suggest that Tao plays a critical role in myosin II-mediated contractility, such as cluster detachment and protrusion retraction, and regulates the restriction of protrusions to the …
… Work by the Zhu laboratory (7) and others (6, 8) has further shown that upon binding JH, MET interacts with another bHLH-PAS protein taiman (TAI) and the DNA-bound complex …
… Abrupt attenuates ecdysone signalling by means of a direct interaction with the basic helix–loop–helix (bHLH) domain of the P160 ecdysone receptor coactivator Taiman (Tai). Taken …
… , Taiman (a homologue of SRC3/AIB1), is known to associate with Abrupt, and Taiman … tumour overgrowth, we analysed Class 1 and 2 genes for GO enrichments associated with cell …
… JH binds to its nuclear receptor, Methoprene tolerant (Met), triggering its dimerization with the protein Taiman (Tai). The resulting active complex induces transcription of JH response …
… Chalmers from a dangerous position not far from the White House, July 2,1863, was imprisoned at John son's Island from July, 1863, to March 14,1865. Since the war he has engaged …