Yet, these same drug companies fund medical training and "made to order" research, as well as, exert extensive influence on FDA drug approval process.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04506.002 The packaging of eukaryotic DNA with histones into chromatin provides ample opportunities for chromatin-modifying factors to exert extensive control over many aspects of genome-based processes (Kouzarides, 2007).
Accidental Injury is a traumatic event which not only influences physical, psychological, and social wellbeing of the households but also exerts extensive financial burden on them.
Not only does it exerts extensive effects on fatty acid metabolism (Clark, 1981, Nunn et al., 1983, Hughes et al., 1988), but also regulates acetate metabolism (iclR) (Gui et al., 1996, Maloy & Nunn, 1981) and stress response (uspA) (Farewell et al., 1998).
The proteasome exerts extensive control over several different classes of proteins and their underlying biological processes.
Exposure to high H2O2 concentrations (1600 μM or 50 mU/ml) exerted extensive damage leads to massive cell death.
Oestradiol is a steroid hormone that exerts extensive influence on brain development and is a powerful modulator of hippocampal structure and function.
B-MYB therefore exerts extensive control over the cell cycle, whereas the effects of FOXM1 are limited to G2-/M-phase gene expression (Martinez & DiMaio, 2011).
MSK1 regulates transcription and cellular function at multiple levels and thereby exerts extensive effects in cell transformation, inflammation, neuronal plasticity, cardiac hypertrophy and other biological events [ 6].
Because the Vichy regime did not exert as extensive a control over the population as the Nazis did, it was easier for partisan groups to form and spread in the south.
These results could be explained by the fact that different experimental treatments were used on the cells for each experiment; cells transfected with shRNA Kaiso plasmids suffered from the effectiveness of transfection, while treating with a Kaiso antibody could exert more extensive effects throughout the culture.
