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In type 2 diabetes the inability of beta cells to compensate for reduced insulin sensitivity is associated with specific changes in gene expression, which may conceivably play a causal role in beta cell dysfunction.
That the methylated metabolites may conceivably play a pharmacodynamic role in the mammalian organism is borne out by a preliminary unpublished analysis of quercetin conjugates in bile conducted in our laboratory, according to which a major portion of drug-derived species generated in the rat organism was isorhamnetin.
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This Nalp3-dependent influx [63] may conceivably represent a mechanism for efficient transfer of prions to secondary lymphoid organs.
Since BAFF may collaborate with inflammatory cytokines in the reactivation of memory B cells, BAFF could conceivably play a role in memory B-cell function in inflammatory states [ 39, 40].
You could conceivably play Madden online all year without ever playing the single-player game.
According to Sutter, it is not serious and he said Doughty could conceivably play against Vancouver on Saturday.
For example, spindle-associated mitochondria could conceivably play a role in actin assembly and/or delivery to the contractile ring.
However, if it binds Plxdc2 it could conceivably play some role in sequestering, stabilising or presenting the shed Plxdc2 ectodomain.
Therefore, ER stress in the pancreas could conceivably play a major role in the effects of SD on metabolism.
Because PGRMC1 is upregulated in the cells close to the necrotic area, it conceivably plays a role in this phenomenon.
We also acknowledge that problem gambling is a heterogeneous condition, and preferred forms of gambling (e.g. horse-racing versus slot machine play) may conceivably impact upon neurocognitive performance.
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