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These effects were not fully explained by either induction of cyclooxygenase (Cox) 2 activity or adenoviral receptors with chemotherapeutics.

In the event of irreparable DNA damage, the damaged cells will be eliminated from the proliferative pool by either induction of senescence or cell death [ 3].

1 41 The factor of primary interest was planned birth by either induction of labour or prelabour caesarean section, especially planned births at 37 39 weeks.

Of the total of 130 rats, 57 were used to test different cardiac arrest times of 6, 7, 7.5, and 8 minutes by either induction of ventricular fibrillation or asystole.

Thus, SAHA had a marked suppressive effect against EBV-associated T and NK cell lymphomas, which was mediated by either induction of apoptosis or cell cycle arrest, and could represent an alternative treatment.

This can be explained by either the induction of YFP expression by the SIGN-R1+ macrophages or a tight association between the SIGN-R1+ macrophages and an IFNγ expressing cell type that occurred as a consequence of the gp120 immunization.

βarr2 was specifically reported to actively exclude mdm2 from the nucleus [41], to stabilize p53 by this mechanism, leading to either induction of apoptosis [41] or cell cycle arrest at G2/M transition [41], [42].

The rate at which the cells generated PpIX (total production, i.e. intracellular and medium), was actually increased by chronic glucose deprivation, suggesting either induction of the rate limiting enzyme, thought to be porphobilinogen deaminase (Gibson et al, 1998), or a reduction in the rate of conjugation to iron to form haem by the enzyme ferrochelatase.

If earlier birth (before 38 weeks gestation) is considered appropriate due to the development of complications, this will be carried out either by induction of labour or by caesarean section, as determined by the woman and the obstetrician caring for her.

Prokineticins might thus influence tumour growth either by induction of angiogenesis or by influencing host defence.

Boulvain et al. [ 65] (Additional file 5) conducted a review of elective delivery, either by induction of labour or by elective Caesarean section, compared to expectant management, and included one trial [ 66] which compared a policy of active induction of labour at 38 weeks to expectant management until 42 weeks.