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Although TRAIL may induce reactive oxygen species (ROS) accumulation and ROS is one of the inducers of eIF2 α phosphorylation, treatment with antioxidant does not prevent TRAIL-induced eIF2 α phosphorylation (data not shown).

(2) EtOH is able to activate free radical generating enzymes, such as NAPDH oxidase and iNOS, may induce reactive oxygen species (Alikunju et al., 2011) and modulates NO activity by inducing oxidative stress.

Although the ITvar9 antibodies generated here appear to be strain-specific, this cannot be generalized across all rosetting variants without further study, and our preliminary data suggest that other rosetting PfEMP1 variants may induce cross-reactive antibodies (Ghumra and Rowe, unpublished data).

Our data suggested that HCMVpp65336-439 sub-fragment may induce cross-reactive antibodies to several nuclear antigens, which could contribute to the development of autoimmunity in genetic-suspected individuals.

Although the biological mechanisms responsible for the association between influenza vaccination and GBS remain unsettled [ 13], a study in mice [ 14] suggested that influenza vaccine antigens may induce cross-reactive anti-ganglioside antibodies eventually causing peripheral nerve damage.

Shear stress, which stimulates the endothelium to release NO, may be used to non-invasively induce reactive hyperaemia, and the subsequent changes in blood flow can be measured by ultrasound.

Uric acid crystals may also trigger potassium efflux and/or induce reactive oxygen species production.

High levels of arsenite are believed to induce reactive oxygen species, which may play an important role in inhibition of hTERT transcription (Ammendola et al. 1994).

Increased FFA concentrations induce reactive oxygen species generation, which may reduce the bioavailability of NO and impair vascular reactivity.

Tet was reported to induce reactive oxygen species (ROS) release.

The riding situation may induce a hyper reactive state [7], [27] and the very controlled restricted locomotion allowed in dressage and especially high school horses associated with rapid transitions may explain an increase of reactivity, especially when bit pressure (see above) and spurs induce additional aversive stimulations [8].