Inflammation is reciprocally linked to oxidative stress, which has also been implicated in MI.
Diabetes and depression are reciprocally linked, but few studies modeled their interplay considering the influence of affective temperaments (AT) and demographic factors.
Such a plan would NOT look at arts and culture in isolation, but as being reciprocally linked to society; the arts and New York are one.
I offer a vision for the City where the arts and culture are not viewed in isolation but as being reciprocally linked with society, and where they can be included as solutions for other priority issues -- for instance, jobs and economic development, equality for all, safety, sustainability and resilience.
Moreover, many of the remaining homeobox classes (Table 1) are reciprocally linked in the Trichoplax genome (Figure S3, Table S1), suggesting also ancient linkage of the predecessors of all metazoan homeobox classes (cf.[21], [22]).
Our discovery that this unusual IκB protein is reciprocally linked with JNK1/c-Jun in the basal regulation of apoptosis raises the possibility that Bcl-3 may function selectively under basal physiological conditions.
Because network activity and the strength of individual synapses are reciprocally linked [14], the patterns of spontaneous activity, which arise partly from networks, could vary over time via ongoing plasticity.
The primary assumption of Social Cognitive Theory is that behavior, environment, and the person are reciprocally linked [ 28].
Here, we show that expression of RUNX2 expression in MDA-MB-231 breast adenocarcinoma cells is reciprocally linked to mitogen-dependent enhancement of the MEK-Erk signaling pathway.
The second point relates to the fact that crossed-lesion disconnection studies cannot determine a direction of effect when the two target sites are reciprocally linked.
Increasing evidence has shown that EMT is regulated by the balanced expression of ZEB factors and miR-200 family members, which are reciprocally linked in the ZEB/miR-200 feedback loop [ 10].
