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And the reduction of pressure drop in airfoil shape fin PCHE model was caused by suppressing generation of separated flow owing to streamlined shape of airfoil fins.
At pH > 3.5, the deactivation of a Fe2+ ions by forming ferric hydroxide complexes was observed and thereby suppressing generation of ·OH radicals (Lucas and Peres 2006).
The present LPCE ensures grid-independent acoustic solutions by suppressing the generation of perturbed vorticity in the formulation.
A genome walking procedure termed loop-linker PCR was developed by adding a loop-linker adapter to the unknown region digested with restriction enzymes, which enhances amplification efficiency by suppressing the generation of nonspecific PCR products (Trinh et al. 2012).
In vitro and animal model studies suggest that Tripterygium is anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive, partly by suppressing the generation of proinflammatory cytokines (reviewed in Ref. [ 1]).
Our study for the first time revealed P27 functioned as a protective protein for tumor cells by suppressing ROS generation, modulating the profile of BCL-2 family members and maintaining the normal mitochondrial status in gastric cancer cells treated with MLN4924.
Indeed, an inhibitor of ASM, desipramine, inhibited IL-2-induced apoptosis by suppressing ceramide generation in lysosomes.
JAG2 controls the timing of the switch from MN to OLP production by suppressing OLP generation during the neurogenic phase.
What is more, by suppressing the optical generation in regions near the contacts, the number of photogenerated minority carriers that diffuse into the contacts can be decreased [14, 17].
Taken together our data demonstrate that TQ has antiosteoclastogenic effect by inhibiting inflammation induced activation of MAPKs, NF-KB and ROS generation followed by suppressing the gene expression of c-Fos and NFATc1 in osteoclast precursors.
By suppressing the expression of both p21WAF1/CIP1 and 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3lates CIN by increasing the rate of bi-/multinucleated cell generation.
