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6) Another point in the discussion on spatial engagement of PQC factors and effects on proteostasis capacity is a recent observation (Yu et. al., 2014) on aggregate-associated sequestration of Hsc70 leading to down regulation of clathrin-mediated endocytosis.

Plasmodium falciparum virulence is associated with sequestration of infected erythrocytes.

H-PRRSV infection activated complement proteins, which enhanced vascular permeability and were associated with sequestration of thrombocytes.

Furthermore ang-2 is associated with retinopathy [ 25], a feature identified as a surrogate marker for cerebral sequestration [ 5, 26] and a recent study found fibrin deposition in the brain to be associated with sequestration of IE [ 27].

Reduction in emissions from corn fodder pyrolysis associated with soil sequestration of stable carbon and the sink represented by the electricity and heat generated were 38.6 and 44.3 % greater, respectively, than those achieved with forest residues (Fig. 7).

This susceptibility is associated with placental sequestration of parasitised red blood cells expressing pregnancy-specific variant surface antigens.

There is today good evidence to suggest that the var2csa gene encodes an important PfEMP1-species, a ligand associated with the sequestration of IEs in PAM [4] [9].

Pregnancy-associated malaria (PAM) has a major impact on the mother and child [1] and is often associated with the sequestration of Plasmodium falciparum infected red blood cells (iRBC) in the placenta [2], [3].

The second type consisted of patchy, poorly defined, irregular, diffuse, and variably sized foci of myelin pallor and vacuolation associated with prominent sequestration of iRBCs within capillaries at the center of these foci.

Children with malarial retinopathy, a physical sign strongly associated with intracerebral sequestration of parasites and suggestive of a diagnosis of "true" cerebral malaria, 5, 6 were twice as likely to be thrombocytopenic as those without retinopathy, and had significantly lower platelet counts (P < 0.0001).

Giant triton snails produce a prolific amount of mucus during the attack and consumption of the COTS, which may be associated with sequestration and possibly detoxification of saponins released by COTS or to absorb saponins before they reach the interior of the shell and make contact with the gills.