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In addition, phagocytic cells through the production of hydrogen peroxide which together with Cl− ions serve as substrates for the enzyme myeloperoxidase can generate the release of hypochlorous acid (HOCl) which plays a vital role in the ability of phagocytic cells to kill bacteria.

Preliminary experiments indicate that different asbestos types induce hyperemia in skin, and also shorten the partial thromboplastin time of plasma and generate the release of kinins.

These phenomena might be because of the structure disruption of the liposomes when HFMF was applied to them and generate the releasing of DOX into the cancer site.

Scientists believe that the dramatic acidification of the oceans at the end of the Permian period was caused by the continual eruption of super-volcanoes which generated the release of massive volumes of carbon dioxide at a rate comparable to the levels of CO2 that humans are pumping into the atmosphere at the present time.

(D) The temporal synergy and functional complementarity between the transcriptionally upregulated CAZymes may then accelerate lignocellulose degradation generating the release of soluble sugars.

A modified multi-objective genetic algorithm (MOGA) embedded in FCPS is also developed to efficiently generate the order release decision, which simultaneously minimizes the machine workload balance, makespan, and lateness.

The remaining doxorubicin was quantified to generate the in vivo release profile as described above for loading of insoluble films.

The heating induced by the exposure of HFMF might affect the structural disorder (collapse) of lipids which further generates the drug release, as shown in Figure 2a4.

Lead also accumulates in neural mitochondria, where it eventually generates the abnormal release of calcium and induces apoptotic cell death (Anderson et al. 1996; Fox et al. 1997; He et al. 2000; Silbergeld 1992).

Regeneration: the aminophenol (AP) can be oxidized to the quinoneimine, which rapidly hydrolyzes to generate the benzoquinone (BQ) with the release of ammonia.

Two independent annotations were used as input to generate the PGDB; an annotation released with the genome sequence as part of the L. monocytogenes sequencing project (20) and an annotation generated using the Rapid Annotation using Subsystem Technology (RAST) Server (23).