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In vivo, NPS released from stress-responsive afferents to the amygdala originating in the parabrachial nucleus and the locus coeruleus [11] may hence contribute to network activity patterns induced by different sensory modalities in the EPN and LA.
Although gonadal steroids may hence contribute to the development of sex differences in neurogenesis per se, it awaits to be determined whether they are also implicated in the differential effects of MD in PND21 animals.
This last data together with the recent finding of deposition of PrPSc in the salivary glands of sheep with scrapie [10] accentuate that prionuria may occur, hence contributing in horizontal scrapie transmission.
The present study may thus contribute to our understanding of reproductive isolation and hence speciation in this group.
It is proposed that the cytotoxicity of nitracrine under hypoxia is due to reductive metabolism to form an alkylating species, but that intercalation of the chromophore may enhance reactivity towards DNA and hence contribute to the marked enhancement of potency with respect to simple nitroheteroaromatic drugs.
These toxic (by-) products, may directly or indirectly trigger pathways mentioned above and hence contribute to tau phosphorylation.
It may also increase free radical production, hence contributing to its cytotoxicity.
As mouse CFTR already has a threonine in the human I539 position [19], this residue may act as natural intragenic, intradomain suppressor and hence may contribute to the somewhat milder nature of lung disease in CF mice [22].
Surfaces play important roles in plastic deformation of crystals at submicron scale by emitting/absorbing dislocations and hence may contribute to the complicated size effect.
For example, the aggregation substance (Agg) has been shown to form large aggregates and hence may contribute to pathogenesis.
On the other hand, replication fork pause sites are associated with genomic instability [ 27- 30] and hence may contribute to the rapid evolution of these tDNA clusters.
