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The mechanical coupling between FN fibril formation and disruption of cell-FN adhesions may permit cells to reiterate this process of binding, pulling, and detaching on additional neighboring FN molecules.
The ability of these bacteria to accumulate diverse storage compounds may permit cells to rapidly respond to stress and to maintain active its metabolism under fluctuating environmental conditions, providing them with an adaptive advantage over less versatile bacteria.
Promoter hypermethylation of Twist may permit cells to evade apoptosis and has been found to be a feature of both in situ and invasive breast cancer, particularly of the ductal rather than the lobular subtype [ 10, 22].
It is possible that persistence of maternal PIK3C3 protein or mRNA may permit cell proliferation and the initial development of blastocysts.
Mitotic exit may culminate in apoptosis in the subsequent interphase or may permit cell survival.
Hence, continued IRES-mediated translatinitiationtion may permit cell cycle progression upon mTOR inactivation in cells in which Akt kinase activity is relatively low (Shi et al, 2005).
This may permit more cells to be intravasated into the blood vessels, and offer an antiphlogistic effect to the inflammation sites.
On the contrary, the activation of autophagy may permit cancer cells to survive within the nutrient-poor environment.
We hypothesized that loss of Bim from development, through germline gene ablation, may permit T cells to "compensate" accordingly via enhanced expression or function of pro-apoptotic molecules.
Alternatively, cellular plasticity and/or the tumor microenvironment may permit mature/differentiated cells to acquire a stem/progenitor phenotype [ 1- 6].
Even so, summation of integrated dendritic signals during inhibitory cell firing at frequencies of 40 50 Hz (Isomura et al., 2009) together with GABAergic shunting effects (Gidon and Segev, 2012) may permit FS cell synapses to suppress excitatory inputs on innervated dendritic branches (Cossart et al., 2001).
