These results demonstrate that bexarotene can cooperate with widely used cytotoxic agents to decrease the growth of NSCLC tumor cells both in vitro and in vivo, and suggest the potential benefit of adding a RXR-selective agonist in combination with chemotherapy for NSCLC treatment.
Although different steroid and peptide hormones cooperate in this process, it is widely accepted that prolactin plays a primary role by increasing transcription of milk genes [ 27].
The exact numbers of the missing have been hard to track because many of their relatives are afraid to cooperate with the police, who have been widely accused of serving as accomplices in the attacks.
Though Mr. Headley pleaded not guilty to the charges, he is continuing to cooperate with the authorities in what is widely believed to be an effort to avoid the death penalty.
Though the settlement of the case came as a relief, the willingness of Swiss authorities to cooperate with the U.S. on data sharing is widely viewed as a blow to the country's famed secrecy laws.
For example, positive reinforcement is now more widely used to encourage primates to cooperate with husbandry procedures, and improved enclosure design allows housing in social groups with opportunity to escape and avoid other primates and humans.
China will also cooperate with the U.S. to reduce HFCs, which are widely used in air conditioning and refrigeration, but for which companies have already found and are continuing to develop climate-friendly replacements.
Most of us learned to communicate and cooperate with our partners and practiced safe sex, often with condoms (now widely available globally).
Trump's record is not great so far: The report on which cities do not cooperate with immigration officials, for example, was rough, full of errors, and widely criticized.
