Identifying populations at increased or decreased risk of an air pollutant related health effect requires defining the attributes of a population that could render them at increased or decreased risk.
One might therefore speculate that the inflammatory milieu, especially reflected by circulating levels of MIF, could render patients susceptibility to an increased inflammatory response [ 28].
Further temperature increases could render the lake ice-free year-round, much to the dismay of the thousands of ice fishermen who visit every weekend during the long, dark winters.
One thing that could render these forecasts wrong would be an increase in immigration.
Further studies are needed to determine if the increased vascularity of the Tem1/endosialin KO tumors could render them more sensitive to radiation or chemotherapy, by enhancing the delivery of radiosensitizing oxygen or therapeutic drugs.
There are two kinds of protein post-translational modifications that could render their targets with a significant molecular weight increase, including glycation or glycosylation and ubiquitination or ubiquitin-like protein modification.
On the other hand MCF7-HPSE1 cells treated with trastuzumab increased the amounts of HPSE1, Syn-1 and HER2 after trastuzumab treatment, which could render MCF7-HPSE1 even more malignant.
Namely, these simpler glycosylation patterns of the nonsecretor could render the peptide backbone of salivary glycoproteins more accessible to glycosyltransferases, which would have the net effect of increasing the number of unique N-glycosylation sites [ 26].
Consequently, mirroring efforts to establish Marine Protected Areas, which are intended to increase fish populations, might not be the best strategy for protecting coral, Aronson says, because encouraging denser populations could render them more vulnerable to diseases.
It is possible that an excess of TrxR could render the remaining Trx (30%) in Trx siRNA-treated A549 cells sufficiently active to cause ICAM-1 expression and increase levels and phosphorylation of IκB-α.
