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As seen in Figures 8 and 9, reconstituted DT40 cells expressing the MEKK1mutc at near endogenous levels undergo apoptosis after treatment with cytoskeletal disrupting drugs.
A possible explanation for this phenomenon is that elevated levels of wild-type, ΔRF and ΔCys proteins may cause a substantial growth disadvantage, and thus cell populations which express these introduced proteins at low levels undergo positive selection with passage in culture.
In stressed animals, NAcc DA levels undergo dramatic fluctuations that are controlled by catecholaminergic transmission in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC; Pascucci et al. 2007).
Cyclin levels undergo an oscillation of synthesis and degradation in each cell cycle and fall at a proper developmental time point to exit the cell cycle [ 21, 22].
β-alanine levels undergo a rapid 10-fold decrease during the first 4 hr AEL, but then increase 10-fold over the remainder of embryogenesis.
During aging, IGF-I and IGF-I receptor levels undergo a secondary decline (Sonntag et al., 1999; Lai et al., 2000; Shetty et al., 2005), especially in the HF.
This study focuses on a poorly studied and fragile population, namely patients from the ER with elevated creatinine levels undergoing emergency CT-Scan.
In mouse fibroblasts synchronised by mitotic selection, TS behaved as a cell cycle-dependent enzyme with mRNA levels undergoing a 5- to 10-fold increase as cells progress from G1- to S-phase (Nagarajan and Johnson, 1989).
Finally, in a previous study performed in patients with elevated creatinine levels undergoing emergency CT-Scan, 1800 mg of NAC administered iv failed to prevent contrast induced nephropathy [ 20].
Histological images of oral mucosa depict that both thickness and tissue architecture at cellular and tissue level undergo change, as mucosa converts from normal to precancerous or cancerous state.
We demonstrated that the different isoforms of C9ORF72 at the mRNA and protein level undergo alterations in expression during development and into adulthood.
