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These results indicate that removal of MAF1 may induce recruitment of Pol II and Pol III to activate transcription.

In a previous study, we reported that PP may induce recruitment of this slow compartment, as suggested by its ability to counteract intrinsic PEEP and to decrease the expiratory time constant [ 12].

Therefore, we hypothesize that inhibition of apelin signaling in endothelial cells may induce pericyte recruitment and suppress endothelial cell proliferation, thus inhibiting pathological retinal angiogenesis.

Other nascent research suggests masitinib may induce the recruitment of macrophages with a potential for antitumoral activity within the tumor (Hermine O, 2014; personal communication).

Additionally, recent data suggest that masitinib may induce the recruitment of macrophages with a potential antitumoral activity within the tumor (Hermine O, 2013; personal communication).

Methylation of CpG by Dnmt3a/3b in this promoter may induce the recruitment of ICBP90 (inverted CCAAT box binding protein of 90 kDa) and consequently facilitate the replacement of p300 by Dnmt1 in the repressor complex pRb2/E2F4/5/HDAC1/SUV39H1/Dnmt1 found in ERα- BC, MDA MB231 cells.

However, signals are frequently degenerated and so may induce a bad recruitment of the cleavage/polyadenylation complexes [ 22]. 3'RACE-PCR experiments were useful to characterize this putative polyadenylation signal for all the studied genes.

However, recruitment maneuver may induce lung stress and strain, which include several factors, such as the level of pressure, time to reach inspiratory pressure and frequency, leading to VILI [ 33, 34].

It is probable that the cross-talk between macrophages and adipocytes may induce a vicious cycle of monocyte recruitment and also M1 macrophage polarization, thereby increasing the inflammatory potential and reducing insulin sensitivity of adipose tissue in obesity.

Finally, motor practice may induce simultaneous signal increases (due to increased neural recruitment) and signal decreases (due to more efficient encoding), making motor learning difficult to detect using traditional fMRI paradigms (Steele and Penhune, 2010).

The increased recruitment of tumor-associated macrophages may induce increased tumor cell motility and invasion simply by increasing the number of macrophages that contribute to paracrine loop signaling [ 40, 42- 45].