Many malignant human cell lines have enhanced requirements of methionine for high protein synthesis and regulation of DNA expression in cancer cells [ 31, 52– 52].
Congress should consider ways to lessen the impact of the Citizens United decision through legislation to enhance disclosure requirements, require corporate donors to appear in the political ads they finance and prohibit government contractors or bailout beneficiaries from spending money on political campaigns.
Treatment of cells with 6-AU results in nucleotide depletion and enhances the requirement for a fully functioning transcription apparatus for efficient transcription [49].
These data indicate that the absence of Brc1 enhances the requirement for a Cds1-independent function of Mrc1 in stabilizing replication forks.
Enhance Surge Capacity with a focus on CO and RO levels The principal focus in enhancing surge requirements in the next period will be at RO and CO levels, although HQ needs to complete systems already begun.
Finally, we showed that increasing the stability of G-quadruplex structures by the addition of a low dose of Phen-DC3 enhanced the requirement of FANCJ (Fig 5D and E).
As recently described, cancer cell enhanced growth requirements are satisfied under loss of balance in Yin Yang of immunity that are associated with differential bioenergetic requirements from mitochondria for oxidative phosphorylation leading to mitophagy and autophagy and hypoxic conditions.
After that incident, the European Union added enhanced screening requirements for all cargo originating in third countries but continued to apply a one-stop screening policy to those goods.
The Financial Stability Oversight Council is likely to name GE Capital a so-called nonbank systemically important institution, a designation that carries a closer eye from regulators and enhanced capital requirements.
Mr. Tarullo also said large banks should have "enhanced capital requirements" that "can also help to offset any funding advantage derived from the perceived status of such institutions as too big to fail".
