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In addition to orchestrating the biennale's first Palestinian pavilion, Mr. Bonami is choosing not to exercise the director's traditional prerogative to single-handedly select the shows that sprawl throughout the extra-large Italian Pavilion and the spectacular, recently expanded Arsenale.

In addition to orchestrating the cast, crew, and a platoon of extras, she was happily entertaining Zohran, Lydia Dean Pilcher and her seven-year-old son, and Taraporevala, who was visiting from Bombay with her two young children.

In addition to orchestrating oncogenic signaling from inside the cell, the presence of TG2 in the extracellular environment (due to active cell death or passive release) can modulate cell growth, cell survival, and invasive signaling cues.

Collectively, TP53, in addition to its role in orchestrating cell cycle arrest and apoptosis, counteracts the Warburg effect by favoring OXPHOS and minimizing glycolytic metabolism, and therefore its loss-of-function is a requirement for the aerobic glycolysis in most carcinogenic processes.

In addition to these leitmotifs, Mr. Mitchell orchestrates chance encounters between his characters that tangentially link his multiple story lines together.

In addition to the deals with BP, he orchestrated asset sales to Norway's StatoilHydro and Plains Exploration, all told raising close to $10 billion in cash and guarantees for Chesapeake.

In addition to ovarian hormones, several other factors orchestrate the development of the human mammary gland via stroma-epithelium interactions [36]– [36].

In addition to intracellular chaperones, a role for extracellular chaperones orchestrating the transport, supramolecular assembly, and architecture of collagen IV in BM is emerging.

Therefore, in addition to activating TWIST1 transcription, FOXF2 deficiency may induce EMT through orchestrating different EMT-TFs expression in the different basal-like breast cells.

Recent studies in humans with mutations altering the ability of osteoclasts to perform bone resorption have indicated that osteoclasts, in addition to their role in bone resorption, play important roles in orchestrating bone formation [ 3- 6].

From the outset, NURHI's demand side activities have been orchestrated to mutually reinforce one another, in addition to being closely integrated with the service delivery and advocacy objectives.