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All these results suggest that fatty acid synthesis is attenuated especially in the liver of KRAP−/− mice, where glucose oxidation and/or fatty acid oxidation might be inversely enhanced.

Moreover, the infection might inversely enhance the destruction of oropharyngeal microbiota.

This difference in the level of HB-19 internalization is due to the difference in the concentration of calcium, since entry is markedly reduced in DMEM-cultured cells in the presence of the extracellular calcium chelator EGTA, and inversely entry is strongly enhanced in RPMI-cultured cells supplemented with 2 mM CaCl2 (Fig. 8B and 8D).

The model flux is enhanced compared to that inversely proportional to the heliocentric distance.

Inversely, acid ceramidase inhibitor D-NMAPPD enhanced C2-ceramide-medaited cell death.

ATF4 mRNA was 1.6 fold enhanced in AA, which was inversely associated with its AA promoter methylation (Fig.  7a).

Inversely, if the z-scale size is large, the pressure gradient generated by the fast reconnection process will survive and may be enhanced, leading to the enhancement of the 3D instability.

C4-2 cell spreading and cell migration respond inversely to HGF treatment; that is, cell spreading is enhanced, whereas cell locomotion is decreased on laminin.

Inversely, the directionality of less contractile and adhesive MTLn3 cells can be enhanced by activating contractility or integrins.

Body silhouette at menarche was inversely associated with the risk of incident diabetes (Ptrend < 0.001), and the association was enhanced after full adjustment.

Cleavage of E-cadherin was enhanced upon in situ activation of cell-surface expressed meprin by limited trypsin treatment, and inversely decreased after inhibition of meprin by actinonin, indicating that the proteolytic activity was required for cleavage of E-cadherin.