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Britto and Kronzucker (2008) reported that the high-affinity transport system is strongly downregulated under K+-replete conditions and is conversely strongly upregulated under K+-starvation conditions and that the LATS (low-affinity transport system -range K+ influx may be increasystem -range by increased K+ (Brinfluxnd Kronzucker. 2008).

Peroxisomal targeting of DLP1 is decreased upon knockdown of MFF and is conversely increased by ectopic expression of MFF (Fig. 3).

In keeping with a loss of hippo pathway activity, the loss of RASSF1 or RASSF1A led to a decrease in the phosphorylation of the core hippo kinases MST1/2 and LATS1 and was conversely increased by overexpression of RASSF1A in both U2OS and H1299 (methylated) cells.

Among CVD patients the CKD prevention is necessary, and similar condition is conversely alike.

Jessica Tsai is a beautiful, spunky painter; Eric Cho is a romantic wannabe writer who's lost touch with his Asian roots; Joshua Yoon shares his passions, but is conversely outspoken and melancholic.

His anger is, conversely, scarily blank.

Under this situation, the capacities of various data storage devices where the digital data can be recorded and replayed are conversely limited in TeraBytes (TB) regime, lagging far behind the phenomenal growth of the digital data.

Interestingly CD30 and ßHCG are conversely expressed to N-cadherin.

The latter study also found that less severe ACP (i.e. right-to-left ventricular size ratio > 0.6 and < 1) was conversely not associated with mortality.

Further, the New Age movement shows little interest in magic and witchcraft, which are conversely core interests of many Pagan religions, such as Wicca.

Moreover, in spleen there was a depression of two genes considered to be markers for dendritic cells, CD83 and CD209, which were, conversely, up-regulated in pyloric caeca.