The homogeneous behaviour of RILs also contributed to confer high heritabilities, indicating that the variations observed are mostly genetically controlled and that the estimation of partial resistance by phenotypic evaluations is reliable.
Thus, it is possible that long-lived M2-specific antibody responses might contribute to conferring long-term protective immunity since antibody-mediated immunity is usually long-lived and most successful antiviral vaccines are based on the induction of protective antibody responses [43] [45].
The above results suggested that the overexpression of TBX2 in MCF-7 cells may contribute to conferring cisplatin resistance.
Interference with normal activities contributes to conferring a disease label to the symptoms, i.e. the symptoms are identified as a disease when daily-life activities are disrupted.
Such a regulation may contribute to confer pro-inflammatory properties to these widely-distributed environmental contaminants.
Particular attention is paid to both hydrophobic and electron delocalization effects as they contribute to confer to the nanoparticulate sintered films specific properties not found in suspensions to the same extent.
The inhibition of overactive CK2 by specific inhibitors, such as CX-4945, or by means of natural compounds with known safety profile, as the over-the-counter flavonoid epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), contributes to confer PM stability to F508del-CFTR mutant, thus prolonging the persistence of the mutant F508del-CFTR protein at the epithelial surface after rescue by cysteamine [35].
This attenuated phenotype and the ability to persist in the host probably contribute to confer a protective immunity in mice and guinea pigs that results in a higher level of protection against tuberculosis than that conferred by the current BCG vaccine strain [12].
These results represent the first report on CM genetic risk factors in Angolan children and suggest the novel hypothesis that genetic variants of the TGFB2 and HMOX1 genes may contribute to confer a specific risk of developing the CM syndrome in patients with severe P. falciparum malaria.
This result indicates that both ERK and the PI3K/Akt//NFκB axis contribute to confer apoptosis resistance to colon cancer cells in response to E-selectin.
Therefore, it is suggested that rs2237897 contributes to conferring susceptibility to diabetic nephropathy through a mechanism independent of glycemic control.
