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An explanation for the different behaviour of N-terminally truncated Sirt1 compared with the full-length enzyme could be an interference of the highly negatively charged patches in the N-terminus with oligomer formation of full-length Sirt1.

This finding could be an indicator of an interference of the environmental pollution with the physiological process of aging.

The result could be "a serious interference with the ability of the political branches to conduct foreign affairs," Justice Scalia said, adding, "There are a lot of things the European Union could think are bad and we don't think are bad".

If long-acting insulin has been used the evening before, there could be a slight interference with the PET/CT study.

Obviously these little helicopters are really hard to fly but presumably you could do this fairly easily in a closed room – although propeller interference could be an issue.

These results suggest that vector-based ANT2 RNA interference could be an efficient molecular therapeutic method for breast cancer with high expression of ANT2.

We discussed that this high consistency could be an overestimate due to the interference of the treatment-related changes perceived by patients and the physician as "interviewer" [ 10].

Genetic engineering of hypoallergenic plants by means of RNA interference (RNAi) could be an approach to improve the quality of life of subjects with food allergy.

Hence, there could be a small "mechanosensory interference" effect as well, although it is not very consistent (Figure 1).

These results reinforce that VPA potentially could be used in differentiation therapy of NB and that the effects in part could be a consequence of interference with the Notch signalling cascade.

The frequent occurrence of reoviruses in environmental samples could be a potential source of interference with enterovirus detection, especially when enterovirus isolation on cell culture is required.