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Tensile strength determination is particularly relevant when TEOS treated samples are under examination, as the formed silica gel can either create chemical bonds with the samples, hence exerting a proper binding action, or else just deposit inside stone pores, hence not giving significant benefit in terms of cohesion [1].

In particular, miR-200b and miR-15b (which are downregulated in CDDP-resistant TSCC cells) turned out to actively inhibit the EMT (hence exerting oncosuppressive effects) by targeting the polycomb ring finger oncogenic factor BMI1.

Various studies indicate that polyphenols may induce the upregulation of endogenous antioxidant enzymes and cytoprotective proteins such as quinone oxidoreductase-1, SOD, glutathione S-transferase, glutathione peroxidase, and heme oxygenase-1 hence exerting also an indirect antioxidant effect in addition to direct radical scavenging [ 283, 284].

Quantitative and qualitative cell uptake studies demonstrated a significant uptake of IDB NLCs (3-fold increase) and nile red-labeled IDB NLCs (NR IDB NLCs) at 2 h, respectively, hence exerted improved photoprotective effects.

It is reported that dihydrotanshinone present in the root of the plant can inhibit the uptake of calcium ions in vascular smooth muscle cells and hence exert vasorelaxant effect [52].

In addition, we show that this HRG-fragment can bind to endothelium in the presence of activated platelets and hence exert its antiangiogenic effect [3].

These negative consequences may very well be the cost paid to maintain the honesty of the social signal [3], and hence exert a direct influence on the development of the ornament.

Indeed, disorder provides a solution to reduce both genome size and molecular crowding, where a single gene would (i) encode a single (regulatory) protein product that can establish multiple interactions via its disordered regions and hence exert multiple concomitant biological effects, and/or (ii) would encode more than one product by means of overlapping reading frames.

This pattern might be realized if at the start of every host-generation, the parasite population is small (and hence exerts only a negligible selection on the host-population) and later, after a number of parasite generations, reaches an appreciable size (and thus exerts appreciable selection on the host after it has adapted to the host population).

As proposed for p97, it is conceivable that in general the state of the bound nucleotide is transmitted to induce a relative movement between D1 and D2, which displaces the N-terminal substrate-binding domain and hence exerts the pulling force required for substrate extraction [20,36].

The combined interpretation of the binding and activity data suggests that XOS binds to the active site of TrCel7A and hence exerts competitive inhibition.