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The autoimmune attack on the joints in CIA models in mice, rats and rhesus monkeys is mediated by interplay of anti-CII T cells and humoral factors.

We discuss our data in light of emerging evidence suggesting that PcG recruitment is a default state at licensed chromatin sites, mediated by interplay between CpG hypomethylation and counteracting H3 tail modifications.

Csizmok, V. & Forman-Kay, J. D. Complex regulatory mechanisms mediated by the interplay of multiple post-translational modifications.

This oxidative cell death was mediated by the interplay of anion channel activation, Ca2+ influx, ROS generation and included an increase in VPE transcripts.

Some cancers are mediated by an interplay between tissue damage, pathogens and localised innate immune responses, but the mechanisms that underlie these linkages are only beginning to be unravelled.

In contrast, the phenotype observed in the general ASD population is most likely mediated by the interplay of various combinations of all culprit causative genetic pathways, and therefore associated with larger ASD symptom heterogeneity.

The assembly of chromatin is mediated by an interplay of components of the DNA replication machinery and histone chaperones, which mediate the deposition of histones into nucleosomes (Alabert and Groth, 2012; Annunziato, 2012).

It is likely that this differential response to TGF- β1 according to the cell cycle phase is mediated by an interplay between TGF- β1 signaling pathways and proteins that regulate the cell cycle.

Its hallmarks, lymphocytic infiltration of the lamina propria, expansion of the intraepithelial lymphocyte (IEL) population, hyperplasia of the crypts and atrophy of the villi are mediated by the interplay between an innate and adaptive immune response against gluten [ 1].

This rewiring is mediated by the interplay of transcription factors (TFs) and σ factors that have fundamental roles in regulating important and well-defined metabolic and development processes, such as sporulation and germination.

Together, these results suggest that risk for psychosis is mediated by a complex interplay of alterations in both dorsal and ventral corticostriatal systems.