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In this model, we interpret cytokinesis failure and tetraploidy to be linked to enhanced cellular proliferation, not as a direct consequence of proliferation, but because both processes are induced by c-Myc activation and GpIbα overexpression.
For example, Ames Dwarf mice, which lack the pituitary hormones growth hormone, prolactin, and thyroid stimulating hormone and show extended lifespan compared to their wild-type counterparts, were found to exhibit upregulated transsulfuration and low homocysteine levels, which might be linked to enhanced cellular oxidative stress defense mechanisms [4], [5].
Further analysis of 27-kDa revealed that this lipoprotein is a B-cell mitogen, a feature that is known to be linked to enhanced virulence of the pathogen.
Based upon these findings, we tested the hypothesis that VGB intervention in the mouse might be linked to enhanced mitochondrial numbers associated with increased GABA.
The extent of diagenetic magnetite dissolution and authigenic formation of fine-grained greigite in these sapropels and their underlying dissolution intervals are linked to enhanced sulphidic conditions during sapropel formation.
Several IL-15 SNPs which were associated with minimal residual disease (MRD) have been linked to enhanced IL-15 transcription/translation efficiency in vitro [37].
We have shown that primary tumor formation is linked to enhanced cell survival mechanisms exhibited by these cells [ 33].
PI3K and Akt have been linked to enhanced cell survival through the phosphorylation and subsequent inhibition of the proapoptotic molecule Bad (Neshat et al, 2000).
In other systems, prolonged JNK activation has been linked to enhancing apoptosis [1].
In other systems, prolonged JNK activation is linked to enhancing apoptosis (Liu and Lin, 2005).
Furthermore, the efficacy of glucocorticosteroids in the treatment of inflammatory diseases such as asthma is thought to be linked to their ability to enhance eosinophil apoptosis, with increased eosinophil apoptosis seen in asthma following commencement of steroid treatment (41).
