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Experiments utilizing a variety of HBV-specific vaccine constructs demonstrated epitope immunogenicity could be modulated by the insertion of a single amino acid and the effect on immunogenicity could be ascribed to modulation of processing efficiency.

UCL enhancement and strong fluctuations both in intensity and intensity ratio can be ascribed to modulation of radiative transition rates in different degrees, caused by variation of photonic mode densities around the emission wavelengths in various cavities.

At a mechanistic level, such an outcome could be ascribed to modulation of costimulation-dependent autoreactive T-cells that are specifically recruited in the peri-diagnosis period, perhaps as a component of epitope spreading.

In addition, to investigate whether the impact of FIN on LID may be ascribed to a modulation of the D1- or D2/D3-receptor function, dyskinesias were assessed in l-DOPA-primed 6-OHDA-lesioned rats that received FIN in combination with selective direct dopaminergic agonists.

Furthermore, these differences could not be ascribed to a modulation of TLR2 or dectin-1 expression, which is in contrast with that observed in non-phagocytic cells [ 48].

These results suggest that HIV-1 reactivation in NDGA treated U1 cells might be ascribed to the modulation of oxidative conditions.

Therefore, the effects of p17 and p17Δ36 and on PI3K/Akt signalling have to be ascribed to a different modulation of PTEN activity.

Based on our analysis, the previously described effects of ARGOS family mutants on plant biomass, occurring due to alterations in cell expansion and proliferation [ 28– 30], can be ascribed to a role in modulation of the ethylene signaling pathway.

Since starch catabolism mediated by this enzyme occurs in plastids, the negative modulation of ß-amylase could be ascribed to other causes than an accelerated glycolysis.

We cannot speculate whether inhibition of MCS-induced DNA adducts may be ascribed to metabolic mechanisms, since we did not find any study evaluating modulation of phase I or II enzymes by metformin.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.