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This demonstrates that fungal cell wall polysaccharides are unlikely to be responsible for activating either the proinflammatory response or the filamentation-associated discriminatory mechanism.
The consequent rapid nonphysiological rise in airway pressure at the onset of inspiration with PSV could be responsible for activating, in a reflex manner, the inspiratory activity of the glottal constrictor muscles and thus limits the efficiency of NIV [ 43].
Both systems are present in fission yeast, although the Cak1p orthologue (Csk1) appears to be responsible for activating the Cdk7 orthologue (Crk1, also termed Mcs6), which is the direct CDK activator in vivo [ 80].
In the past, I have suggested establishing a eurozone finance ministry, which would be responsible for activating economic and fiscal federation when and where necessary, and for managing new crisis-management tools like the European Stability Mechanism.
Therefore, our results suggest that a menadione treatment would be responsible for activating gene expression contributing to an increase in tolerance to plumbagin.
Based on its expression pattern and substrate specificity, one of these family members, TLL-2, appeared to be an attractive candidate for the protease that might be responsible for activating latent myostatin in vivo.
Finally, the components of F. tularensis that are responsible for activating innate immune responses in the host are just beginning to be identified [31], [66].
In support of this notion, ARF, which is responsible for activating p53 in response to oncogenic stresses, also suppresses induced pluripotency [ 124– 124].
ABA stimulates expression of transcriptional activators such as ABF/AREB transcription factors, which are responsible for activating expression of downstream stress-responsive genes in ABA-dependent stress signalling (Zhu 2002; Yamaguchi-Shinozaki and Shinozaki 2006).
EPAS1 is a transcription factor playing a key role in the Hypoxia Inducible Factor (HIF) pathway in blood, which is responsible for activating gene expression in response to hypoxia [ 7].
