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This may be due to several factors, namely, the lack of drugs which exert specific and exclusive autophagic stimulation or inhibition, the different experimental liver I-R models used, and the different methods of autophagy evaluation.

Recent neurological research hypothesizes that the CNS incorporates a library of motor activation modules in order to exert specific and common motor tasks by contributing to the synchronized activation of different muscles.

It has become increasingly clear that the so called "non-coding RNA" exerts specific and profound functional control on regulation of protein production and indeed controls the expression of all genes.

The latter suggests that enzymes and DAMPs that normally reside in membrane-bound organelles such as the nucleus, mitochondria and lysosomes might potentially exert specific roles and contribute to an inflammatory milieu following their release from pyroptotic cells.

It can be assumed that antithrombin is also able to exert specific anticoagulatory and anti-inflammatory effects in thrombocytes via analogous biochemical mechanisms because it is known that syndecan-4 is also expressed by thrombocytes and that antisyndecan-4 antibodies can influence thrombocyte aggregation [ 71].

Finally, free iron (Fe2+) despite participation in Fenton reaction that leads to formation of highly reactive hydroxyl radicals, also activates Fe-ATPase, a transporter that removes intracellular iron, as well as induces expression of ferritin heavy chains which sequester free iron and exert specific cytoprotective roles [ 6].

Gonadal hormones exert specific effects on the male and female immunocompetence at both the cellular and the molecular level (Fig. 1A).

However, recent studies in diverse organisms have uncovered a unique process of retrograde regulation by which mitochondria exert specific effects on nuclear function and thereby modulate cellular function under normal and pathophysiological conditions.

Due to their size (<25 nm), large surface to mass ratio, quantum properties, catalytic activity and high reactivity, platinum nanoparticles (NP-Pt) have unique physicochemical properties and can exert specific effects on a living organism.

Available data indicate that contracting skeletal muscle releases myokines (cytokines produced from muscle) to create a systemic anti-inflammatory environment against this inflammatory reaction and to exert specific endocrine effects on visceral fat [ 8].

6, 9 These findings suggest that VF, fat accumulation in the liver and skeletal muscle, and aerobic capacity each exert specific effects on the decline in IS.