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Fifty percent of the variation in the individual increases in energy expenditure upon cold exposure can be explained by mitochondrial uncoupling Since mitochondrial protein expression and citrate synthase activity did not increase after mild cold exposure, an augmentation of mitochondrial density can be ruled out [11].

While the NRF2 KO mice lack NRF2, 20/113 (18%) SCs induced by CS exposure can be explained by NRF2, and 27/113 (24%) explained by NRF2 and KEAP1 network model nodes together.

We reason that the discrepancies in cell death phenotype between transgenic MKRN1 ESC and U2OS cell populations following ADR exposure can be explained, in part, by the mechanistic differences in the DNA damage response between mESCs and differentiated cells 53 73744.

Rice (2000) argued that impaired reversal learning seen with lead and, to a lesser extent, PCB exposure can be explained as an inability to alter established response strategies as opposed to an inability to reallocate mental resources in response to changing situational demands.

Our results demonstrate that mTOR signaling pathway is inhibited following radiation exposure, which can be explained by that radiation activates p53, in turn p53 transcriptionally upregulates Fbxw7, subsequently Fbxw7 downregulates mTOR through ubiquitination.

The differences in exposure levels can be explained by various factors, including the geographic location and urbanization degree of the study area, study period (season and year), modelling approach input data, climate, meteorological conditions, and pollution sources.

The reason why GTP4 transcription in adult worms increased on exposure to HNMPA can be explained by a previous investigation showing that insulin rapidly represses expression of the GTP4 gene in 3T3-L1 mouse adipocytes, as a result of both rapid repression of transcription of the GLUT4 gene, and an increased rate of turnover of the GLUT4 message [66].

We therefore presume that the exposure to PPIs can be explained by the therapeutic use of PPIs for upper GI complaints.

The pathogenesis of the association between lead exposure and IHD can be explained by two mechanisms: One is mediation through increase in blood pressure, which has been previously associated with an increase in risk for ischemic and coronary heart disease (Khot et al. 2003; MacMahon et al. 1990; Tibblin et al. 1975; Wojtczak-Jaroszowa and Kubow 1989); and the other is by atherogenic process.

The decrease in the dissolved oxygen content in water due to exposure of ZnS nanoparticles can be explained by the instability of ZnS due to photo-oxidation.

Notably, 29/81 (35%) of SCs induced by 1 day CS exposure in WT mice can be explained by activation of NRF2.