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Therefore, the phenolic content may directly contribute to their antioxidant action.

In addition to providing B cell help, xenoreactive T cells may directly contribute to xenograft rejection.

The unusual membrane topology of these proteins may directly contribute to ER curvature.

Taken together, these results suggest that glycosylation of SCARB2 may directly contribute to the attachment of EV71 to host cell.

At the landscape-level, displacive solar energy development requires land and may directly contribute to habitat loss.

Additionally, global gains of H3K27me3 following loss of SMARCB1 may directly contribute to tumorigenesis, as simultaneous EZH2 loss protects against transformation.

A subcategory of mechanically sensitive C-fibre neurons may directly contribute and also facilitate Aδ-fibre neurons to produce hyperalgesia [16].

As it was reported before, IUD migrations at the time of insertion may directly contribute to uterine perforation [14, 17, 28].

To investigate whether insulin resistance (IR) within theca cells may directly contribute to their hyperandrogenism, a heritable trait of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

It is worth noting that excessive carbohydrate intakes during exercise above individually tolerated levels may directly contribute to the high occurrence of upper-GIS through neural and humoral-driven pathways stimulating the ileal break [30].

Based on the notion that T cells may subserve neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory functions during stress and inflammation, impaired T cell function may directly contribute to the development of depression.

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