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Also, association of the DD genotype with higher atherogenic LDL and lower HDL may potentiate its role in precipitating hypertension.

A deeper understanding of the immunological basis and other potential mechanisms of action together with new dosing schedules and/or routes of administration may potentiate its clinical benefit.

Although recent studies with recombinant SP-C-based surfactant preparation showed no mortality benefit [ 44, 46], manipulation of the composition by adding other surfactant proteins may potentiate its clinical effect.

It also remains to be determined whether other kava treatment regimens, such as prolonged kava usage or in a fasted stage (recommended for traditional kava usage), may potentiate its hepatotoxic risk even at lower kava dosages.

The present finding that an elevated BMI was associated with lower mental HRQL in diabetic participants may reflect that general obesity as a stressor may potentiate its unfavourable effect on mental HRQL when combined with a chronic condition.

Remarkably, this study further showed that phosphorylation of MBD4 by PKC may potentiate its activity to process 5-meC, suggesting that posttranslational modification might be required to unleash a potentially harmful but dormant 5-meC glycosylase activity in certain DNA glycosylases for targeted demethylation under specific conditions (Fig.  5a).

In addition, impaired fibrinolysis or oxidative fibrinogen may exacerbate preexisting CAD and potentiate its evolution [ 9].

Little is known about the function(s) of CCBE1 and, therefore, how its loss may potentiate carcinogenesis.

First, it may potentiate renal toxicity from radiocontrast or other nephrotoxins.

It may potentiate the effect of individual antimicrobial agents by synergic action (Bijnsdorp et al. 2011; Cokol et al. 2011).

Significant progress based on suicide gene therapy has demonstrated that it may potentiate the classical cytotoxic effects in colorectal cancer.