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Discover Ludwig'counter regulation' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of regulation that opposes or counters another type of regulation. For example: "We need to introduce counter regulation to counteract the more restrictive measures."
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These observations suggested that β-AET has an intrinsic role in the counter regulation of GC.
Future studies should investigate the reciprocal patterns of expression of CXCR3 and CX3CR1 and their counter regulation.
Our data show for the first time, counter regulation of Kiss1 transcripts and protein expression in Gpr54 knockout mice.
It is thus possible that a balance of EZH2 and KDM6 counter regulation separates these two transcriptional landscapes.
Even in cases of less severe hypoglycaemia a substantial reduction of cognitive and motor function as well as hormonal counter regulation is observed [ 1].
Additionally, multiple mechanisms including induction of an antioxidative response and counter regulation of gene expression exist to maintain endothelial integrity [ 23- 26].
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Specifically, they want a minimum age of 16, a maximum pack size, a strict behind-the-counter regulation and labels on packets that say, clearly: "This is not a weight loss product".
A residual of 114 genes (1% of the significantly regulated genes) showed a counter-regulation between stages.
Mechanistically, group V sPLA2 counter-regulation includes promotion of immune complex clearance by regulating cysteinyl leukotriene synthesis.
The Th1 cytokine interferon gamma (IFNγ) is key to this counter-regulation and has been shown to be epigenetically regulated.
In parallel, we have also identified a number of up-regulated genes that are linked to tissue protective and immune counter-regulation mechanisms.
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