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In this study, we provide evidence to show for the first time that surface nucleolin is a de novo synthesized protein constantly induced in tumor and endothelial cells.

Similar to temporal induction, the CaMKII inhibitory peptide ala constantly induced with RS-GAL4 inhibited ovulation; however, persistent induction of PKAr* or PKCi expression had no effect (Figure 6B).

We first showed that nucleolin mRNA is constantly induced in subconfluent and confluent MDA-MB-231 cells, since inhibiting transcription with actinomycin D decreases nucleolin mRNA by more than 85% (Fig. 1A).

I could identify 50 genes overlapping between the immune gene set used here and the set of those genes that were constantly induced in De Gregorio et al. [25].

By monitoring the expression of nucleolin mRNA and by measuring separately the level of surface, cytoplasmic and nuclear nucleolin protein, we demonstrate here that nucleolin mRNA is constantly induced in tumor cells to synthesize nucleolin that is rapidly translocated to the cell surface.

Flushing the nasal cavities with oxygen constantly induced a decrease in brain temperature in all 9 intubated animals.

The process resulted in a continuous creative education practice during which the teacher was constantly inducing research by the students.

Based on these previous findings, it is possible that IRE1α is involved in homeostasis in the ER and the development and/or survival of exocrine cells in the pancreatic acinar tissue and salivary gland by constantly inducing the expression of chaperones, disulfide isomerase and other enzymes.

A constitutional PKC over-expression constantly inducing the HIF-1 system may be a possible explanation of these observations [ 41].

Identical to observations in humans, CS constantly induces a neutrophil and macrophage inflammatory response in the lower respiratory tract of exposed animals (reviewed in [ 11, 41]), and the acute reaction during the first week of CS exposure is dominated by a strong neutrophilic influx [ 12– 12].

Eyespots are not only effective in intimidating the predator when displayed suddenly, as in the case of peacock butterflies (Inachis io) and eyed hawk-moths (Smerinthus ocellata), thereby startling the predator [ 1, 2, 52], but also when constantly displayed, inducing predators to abort or delay their attack [ 25, 34, 53].