The elastic stress is induced in such viscoelastic fluid flows and grows nonlinearly with the flow-rate resulting in many particular flow phenomena, including purely elastic instability.
ULTI cells under non-permissive conditions with very low (0.5%) FBS concentration had decreased proliferation (Figure 1a) and an increased population of G0/G1 cells (Figure 1b), supporting the likelihood that p21 expression was induced in such a p53-independent manner.
Unless these drugs also induce CA (such as occurs with BN and RBN), MP is perhaps being induced in such cell lines in a centrosome declustering-independent manner.
Conversely, it might also be possible that the expression of potential therapeutic targets, like the HER2-receptor, is induced in such cells, even if the primary tumor was found to be negative for these targets [ 37].
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Hyponatremia has also been reported to be induced in infections such as malaria, dengue, HIV infection and hepatitis [ 66- 70].
Their method was based on the observation that electrical currents will be induced in a conductor (such as water) when it is faced with a magnetic field that varies over time.
EAU is an organ-specific T-cell-mediated disease that can be induced in susceptible animals such as non-human primates and rodents.
Prior work has indicated that galectin-9 expression can be induced in various cells such as endothelial cells, fibroblasts and astrocytes [19] [20] [21] by IFN-γ or IL-1β.
TI is shown to be induced in invertebrate models such as beetles (Miyatake et al., 2009), crickets (Nishino and Sakai, 1996) and crabs (O'Brien and Dunlap, 1975) as well as vertebrate models such as lizards, rats, chickens and sharks (Henningsen, 1984).
