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HIF-1α may thus exert a paradoxical role in cartilage.

The available inhibitors are not selective with respect to the 13 catalytically active isoforms that have been identified so far (Supuran, 2008) and may thus exert their actions within and outside the CNS.

Since ER, Six3, FosB, and possibly many other transcription factors regulate the expression of a broad spectrum of genes, MTA1 may thus exert a wide range of regulatory functions.

Besides its crucial role in promoting macrophage release of major proinflammatory mediators, including TNF-α and IL-6 [ 40], ADAM-17 may thus exert its proinflammatory effects by interfering with differentiation and activity of regulatory M2c macrophages.

Furthermore, BAR-domain dimers assemble via low affinity interactions into helical structures involving interactions at the tip and the lateral side of the dimer and may thus exert changes in membrane curvature, which often is supported by the insertion of N-terminal amphipathic helices (Shimada et al, 2007; Frost et al, 2008).

This suggests that alternative splicing could be a molecular mechanism whereby membrane bound type B hexokinases, perhaps also in other plants, may become soluble and thus exert a function inside the nucleus.

In the context of high levels of SOD activity from both Cu,Zn- and Mn-SOD, this finding may suggest that ecSOD may have different intracellular targets and thus exert its effects within different intracellular domains.

However, it is possible that these fractions may impact biological targets synergistically and thus exert much higher chemo-preventive efficacy than that found for individual compounds.

The minor C allele of rs744166 may correlate with STAT3 expression and thus exert a protective effect on GC development.

The downregulation of cytokines involved in the inflammation-associated endothelial dysfunction by food components, including peptides, may delay or alleviate inflammation, thus exerting favorable effects against CVD [ 55].

This finding is supportive of early competition between the representations of the targets, suggesting that T2 may be identified prior to T1, thus exerting a priming effect.