IκBα, by inhibiting the early host response to E. coli instillation, may have led to a persistence of infection, ultimately worsening lung injury.
Enclomiphene citrate treatment leads to a persistence of its total testosterone elevating activity for at least 1 week after discontinuation by maintaining LH.
A dysregulation of the protein quality control machinery can lead to a toxic persistence of misfolded proteins.
The sharing of a life project, and the need for independence and affective support, may lead to a greater attitude of persistence towards the future, as a study on support and satisfaction in partners in a two-career relationship demonstrated [31].
For polyelectrolytes in solution, Stevens and Kremer demonstrated that an increase of the concentration must lead to a decrease of the persistence length [ 13].
Because Sgo1 may help to protect cohesin complexes from the prophase pathway and thus may prevent cohesin dissociation also on chromosome arms (Nakajima et al, 2007), the reduction in cohesin acetylation that we have observed in Esco2-deficient MEFs could, seemingly paradoxically, lead to a secondary defect an increased persistence of cohesion between the arms of mitotic chromosomes.
We particularly designed this experiment to demonstrate a model prediction, namely, that feedback leads to a brief persistence of object and material appearance.
Failure to induce an effective cellular immune response due to inefficient activation of innate immunity and ineffective priming of the adaptive immune response in lupus patients may lead to an increase in susceptibility and persistence of viral infection, including HPV.
As mentioned supercoiling of DNA leads to a reduction of persistence length.
ST conditions consistently led to a reduced apparent persistence length, with a ratio of LP ST /LP SE) decreasing from 0.45 for the shortest contour lengths (LP) to the theoretical value of 0.3 for long contour lengths (4LP).
