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Furthermore, HSF2 is an upstream regulator of oncogenic mechanisms relevant for tumor progression and invasion, which are attractive therapeutic targets.

Introducing other mechanisms relevant for the establishment of alien populations, such as an Allee effect, delayed the process of invasion, but revealed qualitatively similar results (dashed lines in Fig. 5c).

The results show that the Souders Brown equation is a poor correlation for low pressure mesh pad design and identifies several mechanisms relevant for wire-mesh pad design.

Experiments using X-rays and UV radiation of various qualities (from UVC to UVA) have given insights into cellular mechanisms relevant for estimation of health risks, resulting from exposure of astronauts to the extraordinary radiation environment of space.

We review here recent advances highlighting the interplay between epigenetics, genetics, and cell-to-cell signaling in cancer, with particular emphasis on mechanisms relevant for cancer stem cell formation (CSC) and function.

Objective To establish an immortalized normal human articular chondrocyte line which could be useful for a better understanding of cell molecular mechanisms relevant for the development of new therapeutic approaches in rheumatic diseases.

A nonlinear damping mechanism relevant for doubly clamped beam resonators vibrating transversally is proposed and investigated theoretically.

Moreover, it abrogated the stimulation conferred by insulin-like growth-factor-1, a mechanism relevant for MM progression.

Our data would therefore suggest that the potentiation of ERK, p38 and Akt activation by HMGB1 may be a mechanism relevant for the increase in the intensity and persistence of synovitis as well as the expression of catabolic factors in OA.

Experiments, on the other hand, can provide convincing evidence for alternative stable states and the underlying mechanisms [2], but cannot indicate whether the identified mechanisms are relevant for the full-scale complexity in the field situation.

Understanding such mechanisms is relevant, for example, for the design of novel ergonomic man-machine interfaces in difficult, unstable tasks.