Sentences with phrase «signal switch on»

The turn signal switch on 1994 - 2004 Mustangs does more than just operate the turn signals on your Mustang.

The discovery could pave the way for new treatments that are able to block cell signals switched on in tumours with low levels of PTEN.

They will also study the microbes present in stool and the genetic signaling switched on within them.

Not exact matches

In the recent June 18 issue of our Wagner Daily swing trading newsletter (and on this blog post), we said our rule - based market timing system had suddenly switched from a «sell» signal to «buy signal for the first time in more than two months.

«This new study shows a dramatic switching on of the insulin receptor and its downstream signals during the breast's transition to a biofactory that manufactures massive amounts of proteins, fats and carbohydrates for nourishing the newborn baby,» says Dr. Nommsen - Rivers.

As soon as Kayase spotted the armed men, he reduced the speed of the car and switched on double hazard to signal that Madam Donkor was in the car,» Inspector Tuaruka said.

«They operated trains, fixed signals and switches, repaired track, navigated the clogged streets of New York City and helped customers find their way — that's what we're focused on.»

«Regulatory RNA modules are attractive for applications in synthetic biology, because they detect signals from the environment directly and instantly switch the subsequent genes on or off,» explains Johanna Roßmanith.

Neural gating mechanisms are based on the properties of certain neurons (called bistable neurons) to behave as switches that can be turned «on» or «off» by a control signal coming from other neurons.

Systems that use light as an on / off signal require permanent implants or are only effective close to the skin, and those that rely on drugs can be slow to switch on and off.

GLP - 1 receptors are also found in the brain, and prior research has shown that activating them can boost the function of dopamine connections, act as an anti-inflammatory, improve energy production, and switch on cell survival signals.

The bacteria switches on this bad behavior by using a chemical signaling system known as quorum sensing.

Neurons switch off and on, causing signals to stop or go.

The research has revealed that a receptor called «P2Y2 - R», which picks up the signals to switch on this pump, is blocked when infected by the Toxoplasma gondii parasite.

The light from the LED switches on and off to create digital pulses which carry a stereo sound signal, of comparable quality to a CD.

The IZN researchers assume that similar switches based on nuclear calcium signals may have applications in other areas — presumably whenever organisms need to adapt to new conditions over the long term.

When the device senses a lower frequency, signaling less available electricity on the grid, it reacts by turning off certain functions of the appliance: a dryer might keep tumbling clothes but switch the heating coil off; a fridge light could stay on while the cooling motor took a break.

The researchers engineered a strain in which a Synechococcus gene normally turned on during photosynthesis signals its activity by switching on the gene for luciferase, an enzyme from another bacterium that drives a light - emitting chemical reaction.

One group showed how enhancers maintain the right level of sensitivity to other signals, so that they switch on genes only at the right times and places.

When attractant or repellant chemicals attach themselves to receptor sites on the surface membrane of a bacterium, it triggers a process within the cell that leads to the modification of the signal protein, CheY (pronounced «Key - Y»), enabling it to bind to the switch and change the bacteria's direction of movement.

For example, switches based on the optical force could be used to speed up the routing of light signals in fiber - optic cables, and optical oscillators could improve cell phone signal processing.

The algorithms, which tell computers how to learn from data, are used in computer models called artificial neural networks — webs of interconnected virtual neurons that transmit signals to their neighbors by switching on and off, or «firing.»

IBS scientists discovered how to switch the signal ON / OFF by using the Nano MRI Lamp.

The trick was to use a new synthetic switch to confer light sensitivity on the retinal ganglion cells in these mice, which normally respond to signals from the rods and cones upstream of them.

Both act as switches that can either transmit or not transmit electrical pulses, depending on signals they receive.

In studies of cells, the team was surprised to learn that a family of ligands they had never considered as relevant to FOP, called activins, were switching on the mutant form of ACVR1; activins typically curb signaling by the normal receptor.

However, in the presence of the cancer, the linker is cleaved by MMP - 2, which cause the two materials to be separated and the MRI signal switched «ON.»

If the pager is left switched on, waiting for a signal, the battery goes flat within 18 days.

Autoinducers (chemical signaling molecules that produce more of themselves inside the cell) control the switch that turns the light genes off and on.

The Hedgehog signalling pathway is a good target for cancer researchers because it mainly switches back on in cancer cells and so blocking its function does not overly affect signalling in healthy cells.

To do so it has to make special enzymes to eat that sugar and it only makes those enzymes if it is exposed to that sugar — it's a signal in a sense — and what happens is that a protein falls off of those genes and essentially the genes switch on and start making their enzymes.

Originally, however, they were not examining brown fat thermogenesis, but instead were looking for clues to the function of ERRβ, a protein about which little was known at the time, except that it was closely related to ERRα, appeared in brown fat cells, and also worked as a so - called nuclear receptor — a molecular switch for gene activation that can be turned on by small lipophilic molecules or a signaling protein partner.

It sits on the DNA in a cell, controlling thousands of genes by switching them on or off in response to outside signals.

By analyzing a dataset of human immune cells stimulated with interferon — a signaling protein created in response to pathogens or tumor cells — the team could precisely identify which genes were switched on in each of 13 responding cell types.

We know that regeneration is an orchestra of communication signals from a number of different tissues, and those tissues have to turn on genetic light switches at the same time, so part of the challenge in defining those circuits in greater detail is going to be interrogating these miRNAs and their potential target genes in a mammalian system.

To study an even larger signaling complex surrounding the switch, the team is expanding these simulations on the 27 - petaflop, CPU — GPU machine Titan — the nation's most powerful supercomputer, managed by the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility at ORNL.

When the receptor is in signal - on mode, the switch spends more time in the «on» position.

So when LIGO researchers saw the now - famous signal just a few days after switching their machine back on, they carried out a series of painstaking checks to make sure it was real - even though they could see it with the naked eye, unaided by statistical analysis.

«It has been an organizing principle for the field that these mutations trigger cancer by interfering with the on - off switch of these signaling proteins, but our study adds a big wrinkle: these mutations can also keep the enzyme on when the switch is turned off,» Shokat said.

Because of the lack of energy gap in natural graphene, graphene transistors do not possess the on - off ratio required for digital switching operations, which makes conventional processors better at processing discrete digital signals.

Imagine tagging along with a single protein molecule inside of a living cell as it goes about its job: relaying growth signals into the cell's nucleus, repairing damaged DNA, or switching on insulin production after a meal.

Signals are sent from the pad, which then switch on the nerves that control your muscles so they contract naturally.

When dusk falls they send signals to the hypothalamus to switch on sleep.

Do not underestimate the contribution of exercises to our health... it's not just the more calories we spend, it's a turn on energy «switch» like in car shifts... the illustration in the link demonstrates the idea — when showering, it's much faster to get rid of soap when more water are running... Thus it's easier to repair maladies when the body «knows» energy is abundant, and this is what exercising signals.

Upon ingesting increased concentrations of leucine, the elevated amino acid then signals mTOR that sufficient dietary protein exists, and switches on overall protein synthesis.

Taken together, the current body of research teaches us a very important lesson when it comes to ROS signaling and muscle growth; the acute increase in ROS induced by training is an intrinsic part of the exercise stimulus that turns on the switch for muscle growth / adaptation.

Autumn signals a dramatic change as leaves switch colours, days get shorter, and the air becomes crisp, refreshing and invigorating; it's like the season is crying out for you get a move on with your dating life!

It signals that it's likely safe to expect the Switch version of NBA 2K18 to resemble the full - featured experience that fans are accustomed to on current - generation platforms (if not parity in graphics).

Having signaled that the «amusement park ride» thing was a bait - and - switch, the movie goes on to make sure we loathe the little kid that Tonto is telling the story.

Anderson and his longtime cinematographer Robert Yeoman shot «Budapest» on 35 - millimeter film and switched aspect ratios to signal changes in time periods.