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DDVP exposure also affects other responses downstream of Nrf2, such as the ubiquitin-proteasome system and unfolded protein response (UPR) (Fig.  4; for more discussion of proteosomal response see the section DDVP and Autophagy below), which often work in tandem to repair and remove proteins that have been damaged and misfolded consequent to increased ROS [ 54– 54].

In this scenario, the AA6 dependent boost of TET activity, consequent to increased expression and nuclear re-localisation, suggests AA6 as a promising tool to counteract metastasis formation in experimental breast cancer.

This is due to the lower hybridization efficiency of probes consequent to increased sequence divergence.

The absence of a significant effect on RMS values in the flexion phase could be explained by augmented viscoelastic tissue stiffness consequent to increasing speed [ 35].

Implications of longitudinal baseline data for assessing efficacy of interventions as well as modelling potential future impacts from climate change (through contributions from worker health and productivity impairments consequent to increases in ambient temperature) are described.

Epidermal melanin assay demonstrated that hyperpigmentation was consequent to an increased melanin production.

Poorer survival in heavier patients could be due to higher levels of tumor-promoting hormones, consequent to an increased adiposity [ 13].

Based on these collective findings, we have proposed a novel model for drug-induced lysosome-mediated acquired drug resistance, in which lysosomal accumulation of anticancer drugs induces TFEB-mediated lysosomal biogenesis, an elevation in lysosome number per cell, and consequent chemoresistance due to increased lysosomal drug sequestration5.

In the last two decades our understanding of disease pathogenesis has substantially evolved and novel compounds have been developed consequent to the increasing knowledge of the mechanisms underlying disease pathobiology.

There is a global consensus towards universal access to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) services consequent to the increasing availability of antiretroviral therapy.

Consequent emission surplus due to increased UPE production or decreased ability to absorb and transfer may lead to increased cellular oxidative damage, thus hastening the neurodegenerative process.