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Sensory and motor axons have significantly different biophysical properties [27] which may underlie differential expression of oxaliplatin-induced effects on recovery cycle parameters.
This may underlie differential kinetics of this chemokine whereby Cxcl5 has a longer half-life than other ELR+ chemokines.
Sensitivity to metformin is also influenced by which nutrients are predominantly utilized for anabolic reactions to fuel proliferation [ 14], so differences in metabolic pathway activity between non-CSCs and CSCs may underlie differential sensitivity to the drug.
These individual differences may underlie differential behavioural strategies and functional heterogeneity, and may therefore be of additional interest in studies of between-subject heterogeneity rather than average behaviour and function (Mueller et al. 2013).
Expectations that such policies will improve diets in low-income and race/ethnic minority populations stem from evidence that inequitable access to healthy foods may underlie differentials in diet quality, 1 4 obesity 5 and related diseases by income and race/ethnicity (see reviews 6 11).
Thus, the opposite effects of IKKα and IKKβ on caspase activation in the context of DNA damage may underlie their differential effects on Htt cleavage.
This study finds that tyrosine phosphorylation may underlie a differential regulation of vascular function in colorectal tumors.
The capacity of cognitive reserve may underlie the differential effects of neuroplasticity in ageing and the vulnerability to the detrimental effects of neurodegenerative diseases (La Rue, 2010).
One possibility is that future studies may discover even earlier microareal molecular differences within the Pa subdomain considered here, which may underlie a differential pathway choice, with subsequent cell mixing in the mantle layer.
Such a structural variation within a given EPIYA effector species may underlie the differential pathogenic potential of individual effectors as demonstrated in H. pylori CagA (Higashi et al., 2002b; Naito et al., 2006) and C. trachomatis Tarp (Mehlitz et al., 2010).
In order to determine whether altered eNOS activity may underlie the differential response to VEGF blockade with experimental diabetes, we exploited a rodent model that develops accelerated renal injury when challenged by VEGF receptor kinase inhibition, the transgenic (mRen-2 27 mRen-2 272).
