Many effects of PCBs, at least those of DL-PCBs, are mediated by the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR), an ubiquitous nuclear transcription factor capable to serve as a transcriptional co-regulator of AR.
CONCLUSIONS: PFA-100 is indeed capable to serve as a platelet analyzer and may be successfully used as a screening device.
Conclusions: Despite the fact that patients with heart failure enrolled in the EPCOT trial exhibited marginal, sometimes oppositely directed changes, in their platelet characteristics, whole blood impedance aggregometry is indeed capable to serve as a valuable diagnostic tool, and may be successfully used as an established screening device in this population.
Although RMSs might be capable to serve as a barrier to genetic exchange between Nm strains (Jeltsch 2003; Budroni et al. 2011), it still remains unclear whether RMS plays an absolute role in limiting recombination between subpopulations or phylogenetic clades within a species (Fraser et al. 2007).
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Although the HR and SBP alone have been shown unreliable in determining the presence of hypovolemic shock [ 4- 6, 10- 13], their ratio as reflected by the SI has been previously emphasized to serve as a capable measure for hemodynamic instability [ 14- 18] and to risk-stratify patients for transfusion requirements and outcomes [ 14, 15, 17].
