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Such altered redistribution of T lymphocytes is a hallmark of modulation of the S1P-S1P1 receptor axis and can be explained by accumulation of S1P in tissues of our S1PL-deficient genetic models.
The increased R2 can be explained by accumulation of paramagnetic deoxygenated blood [ 53].
The relatively high incidence of PPED under therapy with PEG-Dox may be explained by accumulation of liposomes in the small capillaries of the skin [ 19, 20].
Lifespan, like other life-history traits, exhibits a moderate phylogenetic signal (Blomberg et al., 2003) that, at the molecular level, could be explained by accumulation of sequence polymorphisms and interspecies variation in transcription levels (Janecka et al., 2012).
Our in vitro studies showed that combined inhibition of Wee1 and Chk1/2 synergistically decreased viability and increased apoptosis (cleavage of caspase 3 and PARP), which may be explained by accumulation of DNA-damage (increased expression of γ-H2A.X) - and premature mitosis of S-phase cells.
This is explained by accumulation of repetitive DNA in low recombining sex linked regions of the genome (Fraser & Heitman 2005).
This can be explained by the accumulation and degradation of accumulated organic matter by MT in top soil which can be proved by the close association of EEM-PARAFAC components with SOC and total N (Table 3).
It could be explained by the accumulation of Sb above the QDs, compensating the tensile strain induced by the N incorporation together with an In-Ga intermixing inhibition.
However, the increase in internal rotation was smaller than expected and might be explained by water accumulation in the tissue around the hip causing edema and rigidity.
This characteristic could be explained by the accumulation of spin canting around the nanoparticle surface and the exchange coupling between the nanodots that reduce magnetic moment [21].
In obstructive sialadenitis, the increased FDG uptake can be explained by the accumulation of excreted FDG in the dilated ductal system.
