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Beth Hamilton, Director of Prevention and Programs at Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services, told VICE News that: "The experience of being incarcerated, and being held in isolation, as many trans youth find themselves, has also been linked to triggering past trauma and heightening PTSD".

Inappropriate Ca intake may be linked to triggering of an inflammatory response, which has been implicated in the pathogenesis of CVD [ 11].

Its activity has been linked to triggering endocytosis and pathogen recognition, however, its function in the brain is still unknown [ 25].

This low level of fibronectin will in turn induce cells to stick together in an organized layer; and this rearrangement of cell-cell and cell-matrix interactions appears linked to triggering the differentiation of anterior endoderm cell types.

The physiological function of PEA in relation to algae is unclear, but PEA has been found to induce production of oxidative bursts in tobacco that has relatively high levels of PEA in its leaves and could be linked to triggering defence systems (Kawano et al. 2000).

Importantly, Campylobacter has been linked to trigger MFS, AMAN, and AMSAN [ 6].

Epigenetic modifications in DNA are strongly linked to the triggering and development of pathophysiological disorders and cancer diseases.

These polarised characteristics are typical of thyroid carcinoma, prompting many researchers to investigate factors linked to or triggering dedifferentiation.

Furthermore, reflections are intimately linked to their triggering situations [ 16, 18, 19, 53] so information about this initial event can provide an objective frame of reference to verify elements of the reflection.

Some can be linked to or triggered by specific situations or sounds, but the majority are random.

Taken together, these data highlight PKC-dependent regulation of human hepatic drug transporter expression, which may be closely linked to EMT triggered by PKC activation.