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To review statistics on smoking prevalence and to analyze whether the implementation of national tobacco control legislation had an association with the prevalence of smoking, and thereby, with the occurrence of smoking-related lung diseases.

The German Kidney Foundation plays a key role in supporting the study, particularly with regard to co-operation with the three German Nephrological Associations (see acknowledgments) and thereby with the collaborating dialysis centers.

Ethanol has been found to interfere with one-carbon metabolism and thereby with DNA methylation level, suggesting the important role of epigenetic mechanisms in the etiology of FASDs [ 47].

Its expression pattern frequently correlates with the differentiation status of the cells and thereby with their malignancy degree [ 47, 54, 65- 68].

TRIM5α forms trimers that bind the nucleocapsid of incoming viral particles through a C-terminal B30.2 domain, which accelerates the uncoating of the viral core and thereby interferes with the reverse transcription [ 24, 25].

This leads to blocking of the M phase of the cell cycle and thereby interferes with the ability of cells to divide.

Such processing is likely to distort the relationship between the image signal and X-ray transmission and, thereby, interfere with the ability to derive density information from the images.

It was therefore possible that the autoantibodies bound directly to the SRP receptor and thereby interfered with the release of SRP54 from signal sequences.

Healthcare organizations in the US are increasingly using Patient Portals as a means to provide patients with partial access to their health records and thereby comply with the 'meaningful use' of Health Information Technology policy issued by the US federal government.

At the opposite end of the ESCRT-I rod, Vps28 binds to the GLUE domain of the ESCRT-II protein Vps36/Eap45 and thereby interacts with the ESCRT-II complex.

Glycoprotein allows the virion to attach to a receptor on the host cell surface and thereby fuse with the host cell membrane, leading to infection.