In addition to the prominent inhibitory effects on T-cells, MSCT may modulate B-cell populations through its effects on BAFF [ 25].
However, other characteristics such as human disturbances, population density or interspecific relationships of each population may modulate habitat use [26].
They also present the first evidence that the perceived sex ratio of the local population may modulate allocation of mating effort in women, as well as men.
An alternative, tantalizing, possibility is that cell-specific tRNA populations may modulate the translatability of nPTB.
However, indirect effects of climate on land use, host distribution or host population dynamics may modulate the life-cycle of C. imicola in the future and hence our predictions.
A second explanation invokes the contribution of modifier genes, additional genetic variants in the population that may modulate the effect of hCHK2 mutations in different families.
This study has demonstrated an integrated biophysical and immunological toolbox for improved analysis and detection of physical differences among vesicular populations that may modulate their clinical performance.
It would be important to carry out a genome-wide study in IRIS-diseased versus non-diseased to fully identify potential genes that may modulate susceptibility to IRIS in populations naturally exposed to schistosomiasis.
Our analysis provides a valuable resource towards determining how variations in chaperone gene expression may modulate the vulnerability of specific neuronal populations of mammalian brain.
We briefly discuss lab- and field-based experimental approaches that promise to offer insights into the co-opted genetic networks that may modulate uptake and regulation of Symbiondinium populations in hospite.
