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Probably, the overexpression of stemness markers contributes to rendering HTLA-230 more resistant to etoposide, and in this regard, it has been demonstrated that CD133 expression in NB cells is associated with resistance to doxorubicin, vincristine and cisplatin.

It could be argued that the pretreatment with 2, but not with fulleropyrrolidine 1, contributes to rendering the cells more responsive to ATP, leading to the pyroptosis [ 19] of MDM-LPS cells.

Her Vindication of the Rights of Women does exactly that, extending Macaulay's critique of Rousseau, and adding a great deal of further material criticising other authors who had contributed to rendering women objects of contempt.

The changes have resulted in a dramatic lack of synteny with R. rickettsii and likely contributed to rendering it non-pathogenic for vertebrates, restricting it to the tick host.

2. On a more technical note, it is possible that the cooling inactivation applied in the earlier electrophysiological studies may have inadvertently inactivated V1-bypassing fiber connections coming to V2/V3 from subcortical structures, which might in effect have resulted in double de-afferentiation of these areas and may have contributed to rendering V2, V3 cells unresponsive.

In such a model, HOT1 might contribute to rendering telomeres accessible and/or contributes to the delivery of telomerase to 'open' telomeres.

This toolbox contributed to rendering transgenesis routine in this species and is now enabling the development of increasingly refined genetic manipulations such as targeted mutagenesis.

"The Back Book"[ 34] is an example of works that have contributed to rendering the information coherent among clinicians and improving patient access to quality information, while respecting the spirit of clinical practice guidelines.

Factors that may contribute to render our RCM sub-optimal were identified in the low initiation rate of the best catalyst (first-generation Hoveyda), to yield what seems to be a highly stabilized and perhaps catalytically inactive intermediate.

Similarly to the cheetahs, where limited genetic diversity had been shown to be associated with disease by an otherwise harmless coronavirus [31], [32], the restricted genetic basis of Iberian lynxes may contribute to render this endangered species particularly susceptible to pathogens and possibly even to opportunistic infectious agents.

It remains that people either conducive or opponents to HRT contribute to render it a complex issue.