This ability of these fusogenic chemicals to trigger LD fusion in 3T3-L1 adipocytes was subsequently used as a model system with which to study the dynamics of LD fusion in vivo.
Next, the likelihood of these active chemicals to trigger an MIE in the brain was determined by sequentially considering their exposure potential, absorption potential, and ability to cross the blood brain barrier (BBB) to bind to brain AChE.
Conventional methods of getting rid of the ice, such as direct heating, applying salt, or using chemicals to trigger melting, all have liabilities: they can corrode the materials they're applied to, and damage the environment, and they are only modestly or temporarily effective.
The animals were fed chemicals to trigger either a salty, bitter, sour, sweet or umami response on the tongue and the researchers monitored the change in the brain.
Again, more data mining revealed that this factory was using a particular chemical known to trigger the respiratory problem, and that the chemical was being leaked out into the air.
In 2009, Tsutsui published a study in which he turned normally friendly ants into hostile combatants by coating them with chemicals known to trigger aggressive behavior.
A cloud-seeding plane carrying chemicals meant to trigger rain would take off on Tuesday to cover Kuala Lumpur and surrounding areas, said Maznorizan Mohamad, a meteorological department senior official.
Knowledge of an MIE can be used to design high-throughput in vitro assays to screen for chemicals able to trigger that MIE.
All three chemicals used to trigger oxidative stress induced a genome-wide transcriptional stress response, which reached its maximum at 1 h incubation time as indicated by the number of gene probes affected more than two-fold by oxidative stress.
Seeking intimacy in violent encounters or transformation through stimulant chemicals tends to trigger law enforcement consequences with guilt, shame and other social ruptures that also lock into cycles that spin out.
