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Therefore, wild type carriers of the active TRPA1 710 might have a higher propensity for sensitisation of nociceptors peripherally and/or centrally, increasing the likelihood of PHS compared to carries of the variant genotype.

There is need for sensitisation of health workers about cervical cancer and importance of screening.

Thus, it is important to consider an individual strategy for sensitisation of breast tumour tissues to 5-FU by chemotherapy through TP.

Histone deacetylase 1 (but not HDAC3, HDAC6, or HDAC8) was recently also demonstrated to be responsible for sensitisation of cells to TRAIL-induced apoptosis (Inoue et al, 2006).

Our results are in keeping with reports that upregulation of Fas is a prerequisite for sensitisation of cells to anti-Fas-mediated apoptosis (Gerharz et al, 1999; Lee JK et al, 2000).

In agreement with the MLCT assignment, the rigidochromism is substantial; at 77 K the emission maximum blueshifts to 476 nm giving an excited-state energy of 21 000 cmore more than sufficient for sensitisation of the luminescent D0 state of EuIII at approximately 17 500 cm−17

Our findings shed light on the apparently contradictory results surrounding the role of JNK signalling in TRAIL-induced apoptosis and also suggest a way forward to target cancer cells for sensitisation to killing by inhibition of short isoforms of JNK1.

Of course such parallels have to be interpreted with caution as human studies differ from experimental models in many respects not least by the lack of a precise measure of the point of infection in an endemic population and more so because of the potential for sensitisation to parasite antigens in utero [ 57, 58].

We observed that an efficient inhibition of the MAPK pathway is a determinant factor for sensitisation to cetuximab treatment.

Additionally, stabilisation of p53 by bortezomib is unlikely to be responsible for sensitisation to TRAIL.

These cell specific responses to GNPs have the potential to provide a biological mechanism for the sensitisation of cells to the effects of ionising radiation.