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Fructan-mediated effects on the immune system may reflect actions of SCFA produced through fermentation and also potentially direct effects mediated through interactions with toll-like receptors (TLR) on intestinal epithelial cells (IEC) and other immune cells, including monocytes [ 40– 40].

First, actual behavior during school closure due to the influenza pandemic may differ from that reported by respondents as attitudes may not always reflect actions.

The suppressive effect of carbenoxolone on the dye uptake may reflect its actions on NMDA receptors or calcium channels (the activity of which is assumed to activate the dye uptake pathway).

15 Other effects such as confusion, fever or myoclonus may reflect serotoninergic actions of the drug.

For example, MRCK was found to be important for assembly of matrix degrading complexes containing the transmembrane MT1-MMP metalloproteinase, which may reflect its actions near the plasma membrane [ 25].

Recent research has discovered several possible genetic pathways to a white coat, so disparities in these historical findings may reflect the action of different genes.

This (together with the down-regulation of FOS itself) may reflect the action of BCL6, a transcriptional repressor that has been demonstrated to block AP-1 activity [43], which is induced with a peak at 1 h after IFNγ stimulation (Figure 4a, profile B).

All of these instances, however, may reflect the action of TFs operating very close to the last division to specify particular fates.

The timing of this observation suggests it may reflect the action of dexamethasone (Huang et al, 1995; Ha et al, 2002).

These results indicate that the association signal observed within the margins of the MHC may reflect the action of classical HLA alleles with typed markers acting as proxies.

Such signatures may reflect the action of the machinery used in RNAPII recruitment and maturation, but do not obviously provide insights into the mechanism controlling the early/late switch.