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Interaction between VLPs and between VLPs and the membrane used in AsFlFFF may promote aggregation.

Furthermore, our findings are also compatible with the notion that polyA stretches may promote aggregation and/or toxicity in association with other protein domains (15, 92, 93).

However, we cannot exclude that longer repeats (on average 1,000 2,000) observed in patients may promote aggregation of all DPR species.

This transition can be affected by extraneous proteinaceous elements and nonproteinaceous elements such as copper ions, which may promote aggregation and/or stabilization of the fibrils.

We suggest a possible factor: that MNs, in part because of their complement of excitatory receptors and Ca2+ handling characteristics, are unusually prone to oxidative stress, which may promote aggregation and misfolding of proteins.

The results of this study indicate that decrease in GNPs size produces an exponential increase in surface area relative to volume, which may make the GNPs more self-reactive (i.e., may promote aggregation) and more prone to interactions with surrounding molecules (biological components).

Besides metals, other physiological ligands such as polyamines, dopamine, or other oxidized cathechols, glycosaminoglycanes, nucleic acids, lipids and membranes may additionally promote aggregation.

Since conditions that destabilize the native state of a protein render the macromolecular system more prone to aggregation, we decided to investigate whether the CuII-induced alterations in Ub structure and stability may promote Ub aggregation and, thus, potentially compromise the protective function of the UPS in neurons.

During aging, the inactivation of parkin in dopaminogeric neurons may promote the aggregation of p62 and neurotoxic proteins for the loss neuronal cells.

Deficits in proteolytic degradation and protein quality control observed in AD patients may promote protein aggregation [12], and subsequent ER stress induction, which could decrease γ-secretase mediated processing of APP in sporadic AD patients.

However, they can be heterogeneously sized and may promote protein aggregation.