However, the significant killing of B. subtilis using graphite electrodes suggests that the Cr VI) ions are not indispensible for the killing effects of DC.
However, some of the biological effects of resveratrol are also observed at a very low concentration [ 26, 27], bringing forward the idea that resveratrol exerts its major effects on the intestinal tissue, affecting the rest of the body through secondary effects that are indispensible of the plasma levels reached by the compound [ 6].
This result indicated that ROCK1 is indispensible for RhoA to exert its modulatory effects on cell apoptosis.
It has been suggested that duplicated genes are mainly saved from removal through functional diversification, because of positive gene dosage effects, or because they are indispensible parts of a protein network, e.g. as subunits in an enzyme or signalling complex [ 102, 106- 110].
Ren et al. [ 22] suggested that LRP6 is indispensible for PDGF-BB-induced pericyte proliferandon, anDKK1K1 inhibits this effect in vitro and in vivo.
Thus, a clear understanding of the molecular events that influence the cell's potential to thwart damaging effects of reactive oxygen species (ROS) is indispensible.
Summary: A tool to predict the effect that newly discovered genomic variants have on known transcripts is indispensible in prioritizing and categorizing such variants.
As a result, the dates of exposure are indispensible for interpreting population-based seroepidemiological data.
However, in most cancer cells, survival pathways counteract the effects of TRAIL-induced RCD, which makes sensitizers such as CHX indispensible to overcome this problem.
Both the results above demonstrate that Sox2 is indispensible for early development, and blocking either maternal or zygotic Sox2 generates different effects on the differentiation of early embryonic cells.
