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Increases in plasma β-hydroxybutyrate and acetate concentrations with age were accompanied by corresponding increases in BHB and acetate fluxes, respectively, but no change in the clearance rate constants.
This means that any gains in asset values are largely offset by corresponding increases in liabilities.
However, after 1.7 Ma, a significant inflow of subtropical water occurred during each interglacial period, as indicated by corresponding increases in G. ruber (Fig. 6 (e)).
Specifically, tuning [sR1]pl up from 0 to 200 pM was accompanied by corresponding increases in [V]pl from 1 to 2 pM (Fig. 3).
Ts21 neurons treated with DAPT over a 30-day period exhibited a dose-dependent increase in tau protein levels, accompanied by corresponding increases in APP-C83/C99 APP-C83/C99
Our results demonstrate that a specific cortical region ("LIM," located just anterior to classic dorsal visual cortex) is progressively and consistently de-activated by corresponding increases in stimulated visual field extent.
In primary rat hepatocyte cultures, Trichostatin A and its analogues elevated CYP1A1, CYP2B1/2 and CYP3A2 mRNA and protein steady-state levels, and this was accompanied by corresponding increased enzymatic activities (Henkens et al. 2007; Fraczek et al. 2009).
Therefore, it may be concluded based on the results that SOD takes the lead in order to detoxify the oxyradicals followed by corresponding increase in CAT activity and both are time-dependent.
For each consecutive atom the nuclear charge is more positive by one unit, accompanied by a corresponding increase in the number of electrons present in the 4f orbitals surrounding the nucleus.
Perhaps it is not so surprising that the greater intake of carotenoids by males is not accompanied by a corresponding increase in fat intake.
The highest estimates resulted from assuming the number of older adults receiving informal care would decrease by 2% annually which was substituted by a corresponding increase in government subvented institutional services.
