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Olcegepant (1 mg/kg) for 3 mins was given both as a pre-treatment and post treatment to analyse its effect on Fos activation.

Because the expression of Itgb5 on Day 5 differed significantly between WT and KO, we designed an Itgb5 antibody mediated inhibition experiment to analyse its effect on the transcription patterns observed on Day 5 of EB differentiation.

We used As-oligodeoxynucleotide (ODN) specific for Rad51 mRNA in order to analyse its effect on Rad51-foci formation, rejoining of radiation induced DNA-Dsb and apoptosis in NSCLC cell lines.

As none of the glibenclamide concentrations tested had an effect on pancreatic morphology or growth, glibenclamide was used at the 100 μmol/l concentration in the experiments to analyse its effect on cell differentiation.

Here we have used non-transformed intestinal epithelial Int 407 cells and Caco-2 colon cancer cells, transfected or not with wild type and mutated (S33Y) β-catenin to analyse its effect on mitochondria activity.

Introduction of bond-slip models into numerical simulation allows taking into account the bond interaction and analyse its effect on local and global behaviour.

Impact analysis in this paper involves defining a change in final demand scenario and analysing its effect on added value and on total water use at sectoral level so as to discover to what extent the model can serve as a useful tool for integrating water economic analysis in Morocco.

We first tested the hypothesis that malten could cause DNA breaks by analysing its effect on circular plasmid DNA by AGE.

This study assessed whether preoperative perhexiline improves markers of myocardial protection in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery and analysed its effect on the myocardial metabolome.

In addition, to see if IGFBP5 could play a role in more advanced stages of fibrosis, we analysed its effect on human primary liver myofibroblasts.

This underscores the importance of considering all potentially different types of informal care separately when analysing its effects on labour outcomes.