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These results imply that BR may require suppression of AtBS14b expression to activate downstream genes involved in BR signaling.

Cell transformation by Aur-A overexpression may require suppression of protein degradation, not additional factors.

They also suggest that the induction of HBP1 and β-casein may require suppression of ΔNp63 α.

Depending on their presentation, they may require seizure suppression, cardioprotective strategies with antiepileptics, or 20% lipid emulsion (Intralipid).

Alternatively, since the establishment of ommatidial polarity requires the coordination of two events (fate and direction of rotation) to create a single, wild-type outcome, suppression may require simultaneous mutations in more than one relevant pathway.

This demonstrates that post-translational modifications like ubiquitylation and SUMOylation contributes to VHL protein stability and nucleocytoplasmic shuttling, and that the overall function of VHL in tumor suppression may require a precise and dynamically regulated process which involves protein modification.

Viral suppression may require up to 3 6 months after initiation of ART.

Whether WNV alone is capable of killing a pigeon is unknown; WNV infection may require underlying illness or immune suppression in a pigeon to result in death.

This suggests that the immune modulation observed in DENV-infected cells is an active suppression mechanism that may require a replicating virus or, alternatively, could be triggered by the interaction with, or internalization of, the virus in absence of replication.

Thus, these data suggest that the BAP1-regulated pathways may not have a strong growth-suppressive effect individually, which may require cumulative inactivation of the multiple pathways for effective growth-suppression of MM cells.

It is thus speculated that ephrinB2-Fc is more likely an inhibitor of tumor cell viability and reduction of tumor invasion may require higher doses or in vivo conditions where inhibition of angiogenesis leads to suppression of invasion and metastasis.