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Although the glycolytic phenotype in cancer cells was proposed to be due to defective mitochondrial OXPHOS, many cancer cells exhibit competent OXPHOS activity capable to generate ATP [99].

The authors reported that snow vole activity was capable to significantly affect the humification process and SOM cycling, with effects on the hormone-like bioactivity of humic fractions.

The PLD activity was capable to transphosphatidylate at low alcohol concentrations as expected for common PLDs [2].

Here we proved that WEB-2086 might exert a wider anticancer activity being capable to decrease significantly proliferation also in human solid tumour cells of different histogenesis and with much higher efficacy than in normal cells.

More importantly, as a proof-of-concept we report that in these pro-proliferative conditions, pharmacological inhibition of EZH2 by two different approaches, i.e. by decreasing its availability or hampering its activity, is capable to prevent the proliferation and allow the recovery of myogenic differentiation of these cells in vitro and in vivo.

The two identified strategies emphasize the opportunity of envisioning design as a multi-functional activity, capable of flexibly adapting to specific contextual factors and contributing to the development of product and business innovation in any given situation.

Introduction: Early mobility is defined as any activity capable of providing benefits to the patient from adequate positioning and passive movement to exercises and functional postures as orthostatism and ambulation.

These unexpected results prompted us to check the possibility that TcLAR may carry a dual enzymatic activity, capable of converting leucoanthocyanidin to both catechin and epicatechin.

Since substantial quantities of acylated ghrelin are made in a human erythroleukemia (HEL) cell line [8], [9], and since HEL cell ghrelin is acylated to a much higher extent than stomach ghrelin [8], we reasoned that HEL cells must possess enzymatic activity capable of transferring fatty acids to ghrelin.

Interestingly, the modifying carbohydrates at these sites are simple mono-hexose or di-hexose sugars rather than N-acetylated sugars, revealing an unusual carbohydrate modification and suggesting the presence of a glycosyltransferase with a novel enzymatic activity capable of transferring hexose moieties to asparagine residues [6].

For instance, it is reported that p53 binds also to HmtSSB and that this binding slightly increases the exonuclease activity of p53 capable to eliminate 3'- 8-oxo-dG nucleotides [ 42].