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Most importantly, through intramuscular implantation and transplantation with pedicled muscular flap, the TET grafts established stable blood supply, which guaranteed maintenance of tubular cartilage structure and function, accelerated epithelialization of TET grafts, and thus realized long-term functional reconstruction of segmental tracheal defects.

Application of LPP complexing siKeap1 restored Nrf2 antioxidant function, accelerated diabetic tissue regeneration, and augmented reduction-oxidation homeostasis in the wound environment.

Simultaneously, LFS could partly reverse the effects of the promoted glutamate cycle, including increased GS function, accelerated glutamate glutamine cycling, and an unbalanced glutamate/GABA ratio, all of which were induced by amygdaloid kindling in the DG when seizures progressed to stage 4.

The term 'adaptative' first concerned the optimisation of a constant function, accelerated by managing the evolution of temperature and number of tested alternative solutions across steps [ 17].

In addition, complementary pathways to disease development, including changes in cardiac function, accelerated atherogenesis or alterations in renal and immune function, may emerge as relevant to later disease in offspring of pre-eclamptic pregnancies.

Did a protein like RFH carry out a specific function (accelerated release of a protein from the ribosome?) that was generalised with the development of the RF1 and RF2 families and the acquisition of domain 1 and RF3 functions?

This review demonstrates how recent advances in ultrahigh-throughput screening, mutational scanning, DNA synthesis, metagenomics, and machine learning will soon make it possible to model, predict, and manipulate the relationship between protein sequence and function, accelerating the tailor design of novel biocatalysts.

In pupillary membrane vessels, which naturally regress during development, it has been shown that blocking VEGF function accelerates regression [19].

Reduction of APPG gene function accelerates the lethal effects of exposure to Vibrio cholera cytolysin (Sahu et al., 2012).

An important new discovery was that the CTRC c.180C>T allele was not associated with RAP, suggesting that loss of CTRC function accelerates progression from RAP to CP.

Experimental studies show that abnormal glucose metabolism impairs normal endothelial function, accelerates atherosclerotic plaque formation, and contributes to plaque rupture and thrombosis.