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In addition, peripheral T cells from triple-mutants were found to secrete similar amounts of cytokines and proliferated to the same extent in response to CD3/CD28-stimulation as T cells from control mice (Figure 6).
Similarly, Akt was also activated to a greater extent in response to insulin in WAT and BAT from Mstn−/− mice compared to control mice demonstrating enhanced in vivo insulin signaling in mutant skeletal muscle and adipose tissues.
The protein levels of Nrf2-WT and Nrf2-5A were increased to a similar extent in response to all inducers tested, suggesting that phosphorylation does not have any effect on Nrf2 protein stability that is primarily controlled by Keap1 (Figure 3E).
The α-actinin-4 and α-actinin-1-specific siRNA-transfected cell population detached to a greater extent in response to HAMLET than non-transfected or control siRNA-transfected cells (61% vs. 33%, *** p<0.001, 21 µM, 3 hours, Fig. 4B).
Transcript levels of SM22α in the CD248WT/WT fibroblasts increased to a non-significant extent in response to TGF-β.
OsClpB-cyt transcript was strictly induced in response to heat stress (and to a lesser extent in response to oxidative stress; Figure 4D).
Sorption was markedly reduced in response to tissue drying but recovered to different extents in response to rehydration.
MMPs are also released to various extents in response to different pathological conditions including cancer [ 87].
Later in Westphalian times, however, the swamps were subject to regional-scale changes in composition and aerial extent, probably in response to climate change.
We suggest that excess Tub4, which accumulates in the G1 phase due to cell cycle specific transcription of the TUB4 gene [17], [53], is to some extent degraded in response to increasing Cdk1 phosphorylation.
Moreover, response speeding was frequently accompanied by an increase in errors, consistent with recent evidence that the urgency of looming is at least to a large extent expressed in response processes rather than in perceptual selection of the looming object.
