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In line with the involvement of the dorsal hippocampus in spatial memory, the effectiveness of the peptide in the Hebb Williams maze, which contains spatial components, was better when the treatment was performed in this part of the structure.

This is in line with the involvement of the Hap complex in the regulation of mitochondrial functions such as TCA cycle, electron transport chain and respiration.

In line with the involvement of the cytoskeleton in cell motility and invasion, the Ena/VASP family of actin-regulatory proteins is implicated in metastasis; for example, Mena is upregulated in several human cancers.

These results are in line with the involvement of IL-6 signalling, with STAT1 and STAT3 as potential targets, which was demonstrated in CRC cell lines by us and others (Heinrich et al, 2003; Corvinus et al, 2005; Zugowski et al, 2011).

Moreover, evidences of the involvement of ERK1/2 in regulation of PLIN2 expression and the growth of LDs [ 41] give support to our findings of increased protein expression of PLIN2 seen under MT-II stimulus, and is in line with the involvement of ERK1/2 in biogenesis of LDs induced by this PLA2 homologue.

This interpretation is in line with the proposed involvement of this region in the integration of orthographic and phonological codes in proficient readers (Schlaggar and McCandliss 2007).

Our finding of an AV congruency effect in right pMTG is in line with the general involvement of posterior temporal regions in semantic processing.

All caregivers had been asked by clinicians for information about their child, in line with the passive involvement category defined by Charles and colleagues [ 19], but few were consulted fully about treatment decisions.

Rolf Lunheim, Norsk's head of corporate social responsibility, said the Amnesty initiative was in line with the company's involvement in the UN global compact, which emphasises employee rights.

By contrast, and in line with the findings on parental involvement, my additional results revealed that older siblings' support is not significantly associated with the two dependent variables in France and Sweden (results available upon request).

"Statistically, the fitness level of this group dropped in line with the decline of their sports involvement.