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Furthermore, Deplus and colleagues showed that TET2 and OGT co-localize at active promoters marked by H3K4me3 through a direct interaction with host-cell factor 1 (HCF1) and that knockdown of TET2 leads to global decreases of H3K4me3 and GlcNAcylation (Deplus et al., 2013).

Deletion of Mll4 from Mll3−/− Mll4f/f cells led to global decreases of H3K4me1 and H3K4me2 but much less effect on H3K4me3 levels at day 0 and day 2 of adipogenesis.

A partial saturation of the surface sites by phosphate leads to a global decrease of selectivity of the reaction towards ammonium.

Both electrochemically-induced local pH lowering and global decrease of the environmental pH allowed for a rapid detachment of intact stem cell sheets.

A similar effect was observed after transfection when measuring the functional role of Ca2+ channels in catecholamine release by chromaffin cells: global decrease of release and change of balance between the different channel types supporting it.

The hybrid cooling scheme is shown to have the capacity to optimize the temperature uniformity of the cooled object, since the experimental design provides a global decrease of the temperature of the heat sink in the direction of the fluid flow.

The eigenmodes are calculated numerically on various examples, and it is shown first that, whatever the shape and characteristic sizes of the boundary, irregularity always induces an increase of localized eigenmodes and a global decrease of the existence surface of the eigenmodes.

However, the global decrease of self-diffusion coefficients is much smaller than the interface system with the 4-nm liquid film (Figure  11).

Our results provide evidence that, despite the global decrease of social vulnerability over time, Italy suffers a great inequality in terms of socioeconomic conditions, aging index, education, and population growth between the country's north and the south.

The global decrease of foreign exchange reserves by central banks since the second half of 2014, is to some extent explained by exchange rate changes, namely the euro and yen depreciation vis-à-vis the dollar, given the proportion of reserve assets denominated in the former currencies (Figure 1).

Under microgravity conditions, on the contrary, the anchoring indices did not differ significantly from 0. Under microgravity we have shown a global decrease of the AI values.