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We also validated MMP9 expression by zymogram using gelatin as a substrate and found that IIB-BR-G-MTS6 expressed more active MMP9 than IIB-BR-G cells (Fig. 4A).

We took advantage of the electrical-knock-in (EKI) transgene, a combination of shaker (sh) and ether a go-go (eag) dominant negative constructs (20, 21), which reduces potassium-channel function and so makes neurons (in which it is expressed) more active.

Expression of tissue-specific transcripts of STS may also be controlled by ERα signaling in normal and cancerous breast tissue (52); these studies also demonstrated that ERα-positive human breast cancer tissue expresses more active STS isoforms that are up-regulated by local E2 concentrations, thus promoting cancer progression (52).

The human-observer tests and hand-on-home-cage-door tests revealed that control chicks reared by LTI females (CL) expressed more fear behaviours (both active and passive) in the presence of humans than did chicks reared by STI quail (CS) (Table 1).

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Others expressed more pointed concern.

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In human OA synovium, upregulation of ADAMTS4, unlike that of ADAMTS5, was IL-1 and TNF-α-dependent, again exemplifying the fact that ADAMTS5 may be constitutively expressed and more active in joint structures other than articular cartilage [ 3].

Recent studies have also provided evidence for the existence of an ANGII/TGF-β'autocrine loop': human lung myofibroblasts derived from human IPF lung constitutively express more AGT and active TGF-β than control fibroblasts; in turn, induction of fibroblast to myofibroblast differentiation by TGF-β is associated with increased AGT expression (Uhal et al., 2007).