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Employing an unbiased proteomic approach, we identified gemin5, a component of the survival of motor neuron (SMN) complex, as a factor capable of direct and specific interaction with the m7G cap.
In addition, treatment with 3LL tumor conditioned medium led to a significant increase in Rgs2 mRNA levels in myeloid cells, suggesting that the tumor cells are secreting a factor capable of modulating Rgs2 expression (Figure 1E).
As a result awaiting a biopsy for a potential malignancy emerges as a factor capable of creating anxiety irrespective of the method of biopsy.
Hamelers et al. (2003) have shown that E2-responsive MCF-7 cell lines release a factor capable of activating the insulin-like grown factor (IGF) receptor, when treated with E2, and that this factor synergizes with small concentrations of E2.
RANKL is recognized as a factor capable of inducing cathepsin K production, and is known to be regulated by IL-1ß and TNFα (see [ 7] for a recent review).
Global gene expression profiling has also revealed that age-related gene expression changes in muscle are completely [ 5] or partially [ 6] suppressed by calorie restriction (CR), which is a factor capable of increasing the lifespan in organisms, including rodents [ 7- 9].
It was further shown that T encodes a transcription factor capable of regulating expression of a reporter via the identified target sequence [ 12].
Recently, gut microbiota dysbiosis has been proposed as an environmental factor capable of causing a catabolic state with consequent muscle wasting [ 25– 27].
Water vapour flux into the porous microstructure represents a crucial factor capable of influencing the degradation of porous materials.
Netrin-1 is a guidance factor capable of guiding RGCs in culture and relevant to guiding RGC axons toward the optic nerve head in vivo.
These findings also indicate that blood lead concentrations lower than the reference concentration are a risk factor capable of affecting cardiovascular function.
