Consequently, cell death related genes, which are silenced due to hypermethylation, could be reactivated by treatment with 5-aza-CdR; this reactivation should be strengthened by HDACI, and at the same time, cell death should be more readily observable as well.
IRF4 could be reactivated by DAC and co-treatment with TSA, suggesting to a synergistic reactivation effect (Figure 6C left panel).
He said he hoped the bilateral treaty could be reactivated in "a new Libya," one without Colonel Qaddafi.
But their buildings and equipment remained in place and intact, and they could be reactivated to meet World War II mobilization needs.
Not only did it govern subconscious motor activity like walking but it had a form of memory, which could be reactivated through rehabilitation.
"There remains an Islamist reservoir in the heart of this society that could be reactivated," says Hamida Ayachi, an Algerian journalist who has written extensively about the movement.
But at any time in that process, the federal suit could be reactivated if the county is not in compliance with the settlement, she added.
The three-page accord, however, does not require destruction of the warheads, essentially giving both sides the right to keep the weapons in storage where they could be reactivated on relatively short notice if either country faced new threats.
In the light of the city's looming deficits, the Municipal Assistance Corporation (MAC) and the Financial Control Board, whose deficit financing and budget control returned the city to the financial markets in the 1970's, could be reactivated.
His argument was that the security council's authorisation for the 1991 Gulf war (resolution 678) could be reactivated if Iraq were found to be in material breach of its ceasefire conditions (resolution 687).
Moreover, deactivated materials could be reactivated to the original activity in an air-flow at 673 K several times.
