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The immunomodulatory role of melatonin may also be exerted by an influence on the thymic function mediated by TRH and TSH, able to counteract in experimental conditions thymic involution induced by prednisolone (this effect seems to be thyroid-independent and not correlated to thyroxine levels) [ 15].

Normally functioning kidneys are able to counteract increases in circulating acids by increasing the net acid excretion in urine.

The trends aren't clear, but while mandatory voting may be able to "counteract money" in campaigns, as Obama suggested, that money may find its way into politics through other, more illicit channels.

These results show that microglia produce IFNγ and that PACAP is able to counteract the decrease in cell viability observed with the microglia-conditioned medium.

Also, various strains of bifidobacteria or mixes of probiotics containing bifidobacteria were able to counteract intestinal inflammation in different models of chronic intestinal inflammation [ 49, 53, 55– 60].

Third, it would have been informative to evaluate the potential interest of nutritional strategies able to counteract muscle lipotoxicity in old DIO rats, for example, short-term caloric restriction, to maintain or improve muscle protein anabolism.

In support of this, we showed previously that memantine, an uncompetitive N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) glutamate receptor antagonist, is able to counteract RGC death in glaucomatous or ischemic retinas, by preventing OPA1-mediated release of cytochrome c from the mitochondria.

As demonstrated air plasma seems to be able to counteract the deleterious effects in chronic wounds, at least in terms of integrin expression.

Here we demonstrate that MET inhibition, using PHA-665752, is able to counteract HGF-induced effects in MET mutant SCLC cells but not in MET wild-type SCLC cells.

Researchers in Meaney's lab found that they were able to counteract stress-related methylation in rat brains with doses of certain psychoactive drugs.

In addition, it has been reported that NGF is able to counteract EtOH-induced deficits in the cholinergic system (Aloe and Tirassa, 1992; Lukoyanov et al., 2003; Paula-Barbosa et al., 2001), as well as in cultured cortical (Mooney and Miller, 2007), hippocampal (Webb et al., 1997) and cerebellar neurons (Luo et al., 1997).