Geranylgeranylacetone (GGA), developed as an antiulcer in Japan, has been known to induce HSP70 and to exert cytoprotective effects.
Friends like Mr House now believe it is being done for punitive purposes and to exert pressure on his vulnerablities.
Vertebrates are able to move about and to exert and bear forces because of the contraction of the striated muscles.
Regarded as a national treasure in his native Germany, he is also a figure who continues to reinvent himself and to exert influence over younger artists.
But amid concerns of overly rapid development, the Croatian government has been tightening regulations to slow construction and to exert more control over new buildings.
She demonstrates, however, that these economic interest groups have considerable success in using direct legislation to block initiatives that others are proposing and to exert pressure on politicians.
"The proposed counterinsurgency strategy assumes an Afghan political leadership that is both able to take responsibility and to exert sovereignty in the furtherance of our goal," he wrote.
On the other hand, fiber needs to be impregnated with a matrix in order to be applied around the column and to exert an effective confining pressure.
Compared to resveratrol, analogues with ortho-methoxy substituents were found to be more potent inducers of QR and to exert their activity in a qualitatively different manner.
Demara was often penniless, despite his scams — but he found ways to enjoy the admiration of multitudes and to exert power over the lives of others (very concretely, in the case of surgery).
It apparently seemed like a good idea in the 1990s for the ISI to back militants as a proxy force to compete with India in Kashmir and to exert influence in neighboring Afghanistan.
