We postulate that C. elegans uterine tumors, like BPH, exemplify the non-mutationally driven component of aging-associated cancer.
Early human exposure means that caretakers are already perceptually recognized as low-threat stimuli by the time the HPA axis is mature, and thus humans do not initiate the neurally driven component of a fear response later in life (in this case, familiarity breeds indifference).
Zeroing the potential at the low-latitude convection zone boundary, according to Weimer (1995), allows one to isolate the solar wind-driven component of the potential pattern.
MEG data were recorded during a passive viewing paradigm, chosen to emphasize the stimulus-driven component of the cortical response, in which right-handed participants were presented words, consonant strings, and unfamiliar faces to central vision.
Systematic conservation planning (SCP) then includes spatial prioritisation as a data-driven component of a social collaboration process that aims at enabling and facilitating implementation of conservation action.
Figure 5C purports to plot the response-intensity dependence of the rod-driven component of the ERG b-wave, under control conditions and after tamoxifen application.
But secondly, the magnitude of the cone-driven component (listed in Table 1) is so large (>600 uV, even larger than the rod-driven component of ∼500 uV) that the extraction of the rod-driven component appears susceptible to the precise fitting procedures; however, the significance of this potential problem cannot be evaluated with seeing the results.
The experiment to be reported involved passive viewing of blocks of words, consonant strings and unfamiliar faces in order to emphasize the stimulus driven, automatic components of cortical processing.
This MSU-induced inflammation is driven by components of the innate immune system which normally provide the initial nonspecific immune response to invading pathogens.
Previous studies have shown that reporter gene expression driven by components of the MMP-1 and MMP-13 promoters often do not mirror expression of the endogenous genes [ 20, 21].
We hypothesized that in breast cancer, β-catenin over-expression during tumorigenesis is driven by components of Wnt family members, such as WNT10B or another Wnt-ligand (Klemm et al, 2011) rather than by mutations of members of the Wnt/β-catenin pathway as is the case for sporadic colon cancer (Klaus & Birchmeier, 2008).
