However, aging may affect multiple systems and functions concomitantly.
Only one UCE element so far was shown to present these two functions concomitantly, as had been observed in other isolated instances of single, non ultraconserved enhancer elements.
Because of the demanding nature of the protocol it was not possible to monitor lung function changes concomitantly with gamma camera imaging.
The majority of mutants that alleviate silencing (and concomitantly function) of the centromere are specific for only one of the domains.
For example, soluble Aβ oligomer formation and impaired proteasomal function are observed concomitantly in the triple transgenic mouse model of AD; however, proteasome activity is restored when soluble Aβ oligomers are converted into insoluble aggregates [23].
What at a first glance seems to be a redundant function with the concomitantly expressed US2 inhibitor during the extended E phase of the HCMV replication cycle turned out to be a complementing and elaborate immunoevasive strategy.
This historical moment, I suggest, offers a particularly illuminating window through which to understand how the figure of the Jew is established, paradoxically, inside and outside of Europe, perpetuating a European colonial project in the State of Israel while concomitantly functioning at the site of a political-philosophical critique of the West.
Interestingly, groups of proteins that act together in their modern human functions often originated concomitantly, although the corresponding human phenotypes frequently emerged later.
Concomitantly, functions of TAS in bacterial physiology were discovered that seem to have nothing to do with plasmid maintenance, namely, a central role in stress response.
It has been published that INF- γ activates the immunoregulatory functions of MSCs concomitantly with other proinflammatory cytokines, such as TNF- α, IL-1 α, or IL-1 β [ 32, 128, 155, 161].
