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Finally, we investigated whether the GLP-1 analogue modulated the cytolytic degranulation of stimulated iNKT cells, but observed no effect on mobilisation of CD107+ cytolytic granules (Fig.  5c).

Half an hour after awakening is probably the period when anticipation of a stressful day may exert strong effects on mobilisation of energy.

To pretend otherwise is like blaming the outbreak of the first world war on railway timetables and their effect on the mobilisation of armies.

We observed that G-CSF consistently induced HSC mobilisation in peripheral blood, whereas HGF had no effect on HSC mobilisation.

The highly significant QTL coincidence between rust and stay-green suggests many QTL impacting on both traits through a pleiotropic effect on carbon mobilisation.

Recommendations included "selective use of violence for propagandistic effects" and mobilisation of "professional criminals" to carry out "specific selected jobs".

As a result of the potential impact of some of these side effects on safe mobilisation there are recommendations to best avoid its use in ambulatory palliative care patients [ 14].

Combined, these perspectives frame personal wellbeing as emerging through situated and relational effects that are dependent on the mobilisation of resources within different social and spatial contexts (Kesby, 2007).

Therefore, both ACEIs and ARBs may have beneficial effects on EPCs mobilisation and functional activity, thereby contributing to the repair of injured vascular endothelium [ 95, 99].

It would also explain why relatively small changes in plasma ZAG may have profound effects on lipid mobilisation.

First, we re-analysed the results of a trial conducted in 40 healthy volunteers, in which the primary endpoint was to determine the effect of subcutaneous pegylated human recombinant G-CSF on the mobilisation of HSPCs [ 19].