On the other hand, expression of Sirt3 in cancer cells may impart resistance to 'environmental' or therapeutic stress, thereby contributing to the maintenance of the stability of cancer cells' mitochondrial genome and tumor survival and progression.
To address the possibility that 96-well filter plates may impart contaminants to wood powder preparations, ToF-SIMS spectra of Soxhlet-extracted spruce powder before and after exposure to the filter plates were visualized using a multivariate curve resolution (MCR) model.
Our results suggest that biodegradation of hydrocarbons may impart changes to the aquifer geochemistry that can be indirectly observed using geophysical techniques.
Towards understanding how balancer proteins in their functional properties may impart elasticity to the proteomic system, we queried what kind of shared functional categories these proteins may possess (biological process and molecular function GO terms).
Such characteristics may impart aggressiveness to ZR75-1 and may be prognostic determinants of ERve breast tumors.
The report demonstrates that induction of cholesterol/sterol auxotrophy in C. glabrata may impart resistance to antifungal drugs targeting ergosterol biosynthesis.
Taken together, our results suggest that DNA variants in the upstream region of the ESR1 gene may impart risk to developing schizophrenia and that the mechanism of this risk may involve altered transcriptional control of cortical ESR1 mRNA.
The incorporation of nanocrystalline ZnO into pectin to form nanocomposite may impart unique functionalities to the nanocomposite prepared.
Although some genes not related to inflammation found in whole-genome panels may impart some risk to inflammation-associated diseases, associated genetic variants would be anticipated to be concentrated in a panel of SNPs in inflammation-associated genes.
Functional analyses further revealed that segment swapping, which results in two linkers connecting the domains, may impart directed flexibility to multidomain proteins and contributes to the development of new functions.
