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Sources of plant protein ingredients also appear to have divergent effects on fish growth.
These findings demonstrate that two constitutively activating mutations occurring in distant receptor domains of the alpha-1b AR have divergent effects on the regulatory properties of the receptor.
Specifically, isoform-specific alterations of Akt, the serine-threonine kinase whose 3 isoforms are encoded by distinct genes and frequently overexpressed in numerous cancers, were recently found to have divergent effects in ovarian cancer cells and the nearby microenvironment (Linnerth-Petrik et al., 2016).
Therefore, phage infection can have divergent effects: new traits acquisition as an advantage and bacteriolysis as a disadvantage.
The miR-146 targets, HuR and TRAF6, have divergent effects on the induction of inflammatory genes.
Thus, the CXCL16/CXCR6 axis appears to have divergent effects in cancer, with as yet apparent contrasting reports in OC.
Third, rituximab is not effective in all patients and, in one case, reportedly had divergent effects on different disease manifestations [ 10].
While our standard SD protocol modestly raised initial glucose levels in both young and old mice, it had divergent effects on their performances in a glucose tolerance test; young mice were more effective at clearing glucose following SD, while glucose values in old mice tended to remain higher.
In a country with 20 million Muslims, two million in Moscow alone, that sort of attention has had divergent effects on Russian foreign policy.
The fact that manipulation of endocytic routes during acute and chronic infections has divergent effects on prion accumulation suggests that the cellular compartments for acute and persistent prion replication differ.
