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The functional MDR1 conferred resistance to apoptosis induced by chemotherapeutic drugs in addition to a fundamental role in regulating cell death mediated by caspases.

Although BAT has been previously considered to be present in newborn humans, in addition to a fundamental role in rodents, hibernating mammals (9), BAT has now been shown to be functionally expressed in adults (10, 11).

In addition to a fundamental study of the volatile secretions of Physarum and the effect of relatively simple VOCs on the propagation of the plasmodium, the aim is to use the information gained through this study and extended studies in order to exert fine control over the propagation direction/speed and the morphology of the slime mold.

In addition to a longitudinal study, fundamental mechanisms for the parallel dysfunction of the two remote organs should be sought.

In addition to a broad range of fundamental problems raised by Active Combustion Control (ACC) and Operating Point Control (OPC), there are important technological issues.

In addition to a desire to develop the fundamental organometallic chemistry of Group 3 bis-alkyl derivatives, these compounds are of interest as catalyst precursors for olefin and lactide polymerization processes, as well as olefin hydrosilation, amination and hydrogenation cycles.

In addition to a new spatial configuration, urbanization brings fundamental changes to the socio-economic environment, including in the prospects for food and nutrition security.

In addition to an updated curriculum on the fundamentals of cannabis science, she'll focus on teaching how attendees can use the knowledge to improve their standard practice.

An integrated approach In addition to being a fundamental human right, education is a means of achieving other critical goals.

In addition to answering a fundamental question about early life in animals, the researchers believe this work could open new pathways to study cancer drugs in developing embryos.

In addition to making a fundamental contribution to the philosophy of language, these three theses also underpin Herder's theories of interpretation and translation (as we are about to see).