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At the tissue level, low biocompliance may further abolish the in vivo use of an electrode interface, by inducing electrode-tissue micromovement and subsequent immunological rejection.

This observation is especially important in the light of the TP53 tetramer structure, whose proper function is possible only with all wild-type subunits [ 30], therefore the increased expression of the mutated allele will further abolish the activity of the wild-type TP53.

In addition, the effect of PPAR γ was further abolished when VDR expression was blocked.

In contrast to DAU, AraC inhibited phosphorylation of Akt at Ser473, which was further abolished by combined use of C4 with AraC.

Examining ultrastructure revealed that the γ1 fragment completely blocked BM formation (no lamina densa visible) and further abolished the formation of hemidesmosomal adhesion complexes.

Administration of the Porcupine inhibitor C59 to surviving Rab8a −/− organoids further abolished epithelial budding, followed by the near-complete disappearance of existing buds within 4 days of treatment (101 out of 105 Rab8a-deficient organoids; supplementary material Fig. S2A).

Together, our results suggest that mutations within ATP-binding motifs impaired PTEN's phosphatase activity and further abolished PTEN's appropriate regulation of G1/S progression, as reflected by unopposed P-AKT and cyclin D1 signaling pathways.

Amid growing pressure on Swiss banks to identify foreign account holders, Ms. Widmer-Schlumpf shocked the Swiss banking establishment by suggesting that Switzerland should go even further and abolish the distinction between tax fraud and tax evasion for Swiss clients banking domestically.

The government had initially intended the 1832 bill to go further and abolish the Six Clerks, but the Clerks successfully lobbied to prevent this.

It further may abolish the measurement of the PRV1 expression in cases with suspected PV.

One proposal in Chávez's constitutional referendum could increase inflation much further by abolishing the autonomy of the Central Bank and giving the president power over Venezuela's international reserves.