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The aim of our research was to decrease this gap in knowledge by characterizing the effects of VEN exposure on a cephalopod mollusk, the common cuttlefish Sepia officinalis.
Therefore, we undertook to study the mechanism by which the ERK5 cascade is regulated by calcium, starting by characterizing the effects of calcium modifiers on ERK5 phosphorylation.
In the current study, we address the question of whether HIV-1 infection accelerates the aging process by characterizing the effects of HIV-1 infection and aging on the naïve CD4+ T-cell compartment.
Next, with a cellular readout for OTULIN overexpression at hand, we set out to test OTULIN's mechanism of substrate-assisted catalysis in cells by characterizing the effects of an Ub E16A mutant.
By characterizing the effects of hotspot p53 mutations on cancer patient survival, we present the first evidence that p53 missense mutations display different patterns and strengths of GOF activity in human cancers.
The present experiments fill this data gap by characterizing the effects of DPN, PPT, or the co-administration of both, on Kiss1 mRNA and Kiss-ir in the ARC.
The role of hydrogen involvement in pipeline near-neutral pH SCC could be determined quantitatively by characterizing the effect of hydrogen concentration on the dissolution rate of steel and the synergism of hydrogen and stress to promote crack growth.
To test the compensatory role of endothelin-1 when acute blood loss is superimposed on anaesthesia, by characterizing the effect of systemic endothelin receptor subtype A (ETA) blockade on the haemodynamic and hormonal responses to haemorrhage in dogs anaesthetized with xenon/remifentanil (X/R) or isoflurane/remifentanil (I/R).
Our results further augment these observations by characterizing the effect of substitutions in the 226 and 228 position on the quantitative glycan receptor binding affinity of Alb58 HA.
Translational research therefore begins by characterizing the phenotypic effect of a single locus for some molecular or functional change.
In summary, the findings of this study highlight the genetic heterogeneity of RM not only by characterizing the potential predisposing effect of the cumulative burden of genome-wide CNVs, but also by identifying a common PDZD2 GOLPH3 duplication, as RM risk factor detected in two independent North European sample sets.
