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"There is strengthening evidence," says O'Toole, "that the explosion of auto-immune diseases and immune disregulation diseases in western society may be due to suppression of gut bacteria from infancy onwards.

Considering that S. pneumoniae executes ER stress through a general response, that is through an increase in ROS, the activation of only the PERK-pathway observed might be due to suppression of IRE1- and ATF6-signaling pathway.

Thus, the enhanced mortality observed in infected mice treated with ASA early in infection may be due to suppression of the innate immune response as a result of suppression of cytokine synthesis/release and receptor signaling associated with the initial "cytokine storm" during acute infection.

As we have detected an exacerbation of CNS demyelination in macrophage-depleted mice following ocular infection of mice with wt HSV-1 (unpublished results), we reasoned that the HSV-IL-2 induced demyelination could be due to suppression of the macrophages and an associated alteration in the expression of IL-12p35 IL-12p402p40 transcripts.

Dhanjal et al. speculate that this deactivation may be due to suppression of orofacial somatosensory feedback with increasing linguistic demands.

The concentration-dependent inhibition of Ag-triggered degranulation by Ro5-4864 could be due to suppression of mitochondrial Ca2+ uptake.

At the intracellular level, LES relaxation is due to suppression of a resting chloride conductance by NO or activation of a potassium conductance resulting in smooth muscle hyperpolarization (electromechanical coupling).

Presumably this is due to suppression of the apical dominance of the first emerging inflorescence by low temperature and/or relatively high R FR ratio during this phase.

For the composite cylinder with autofrettage, absorbed energy became smaller, which was due to suppression of the damages, such as delamination.

The improvements on capacity and cyclability were due to suppression of electrolyte decomposition by the disordered carbon coated on the graphite.

BHMC showed a significant dose response inhibitory action upon the synthesis of NO and we have shown that this effect was due to suppression of both iNOS gene and enzyme expression without any effects upon scavenging of nitrite.