Debra Satz writes that "If prostitution is wrong it is because of its effects on how men perceive women and on how women perceive themselves.
In Dr. Ridker's vision of aspirin as a heart drug, it works not only because of its effects on thromboxane and platelets, but also because it stops inflammation in a variety of ways, many of which appear to have nothing to do with COX and prostaglandins.
Because of its effects on growth factor receptor trafficking, it is believed that the ORF3 protein promotes cell survival.
Because of its effects on insulin and other hormones, it should be used with caution in patients with diabetes mellitus and other endocrinopathies, renal failure, and hepatic impairment.
Although loss of LKB1 by itself may not be sufficient for RCC initiation, it may be important in progression because of its effects on angiogenesis and invasion as demonstrated here.
Because of its effects on both the cell cycle and on gene expression, it has been proposed that Geminin maintains neural stem cells in an undifferentiated state while they proliferate [4], [13], [14].
Afghanistan is central to this effort partly because it could again become a safe haven to terrorists, but mostly because of its effects on the stability of Pakistan.
Ephedra, in particular, is a well-known poison in patients both with and without heart disease because of its effects on blood pressure.
The history of the automobile industry, though brief compared with that of many other industries, has exceptional interest because of its effects on 20th-century history.
As for sanitation, Nkanda Luo, the local government minister, told the government-owned Zambia Daily Mail: "The government wants to discourage street vending because of its effects such as the spread of waterborne diseases.
If Ad-36 is a cause of obesity, Atkinson says, you're more likely to catch it from a newly infected and still-contagious thin person than from someone who has already gained weight because of its effects.
