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Our results indicate that VacA toxin may interact with other gastric cancer risk factors present naturally in the environment, and suggest that those compounds may modulate the development of gastric cancer induced by H. pylori.

Both animal and human studies suggest that early life exposure to dioxin-like compounds may modulate the numbers/percentages of CD8+ cytotoxic T-cells.

These compounds may modulate both the endocrine, neuronal, and immune systems resulting in alteration of homeostasis, reproduction, development, and behavior (Amaral Mendes 2002).

(iii) Finally, the activity of another cellular compound may modulate PKA signaling and influence/interfere with the activity of Ca2+ channels/pumps/transporters.

Our structure provides a structural basis for the study of the pathogenesis of VHL disease and rationale for the design of novel compounds that may modulate cullin-substrate receptor interactions.

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and dioxins are known as neurotoxic compounds that may modulate sex steroid hormones.

This may represent a useful strategy for drug screening to identify compounds that may modulate disorders involving neuronal hyperexcitability, including ALS.

In the context of global concern regarding health and environmental impacts, which has been translated into political action and restrictions on the use of synthetic pesticides, this review deals with a description of some historical commercial phytochemicals and promising proteinaceous compounds that plants may modulate to defeat insect attacks.

Also, in Mediterranean countries ethanol is mostly consumed in the form of wine and during meals, and reports now suggest that even white wines contain antioxidant compounds and that wine may modulate the health effects of other nutritional compounds in the stomach.

In this respect, both cellular and non-cellular components (e.g., fibroblasts, immunocytes as well as structural proteins and extracellular compounds) may actively modulate the tumour heterogeneity by exerting selective pressure on the evolving tumour and by dictating the genetic/epigenetic/phenotypic composition of the tumour [ 14].

Given that compound or hyperphosphorylation of proteins can have profound effects on their aggregative properties, we sought to determine whether compound phosphorylation of parkin may modulate its aggregative properties.