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Together these results suggest that fibronectin adsorption mediated the ability of topographical cues to influence Schwann cell migration and neurite outgrowth.

Results showed that (1) negative emotions were greater in the stress session than the nonstress session, and experienced pain levels did not differ by condition or sex; (2) the level negative emotions at the time of the pain stimuli mediated the ability of experienced pain to predict pain recall; and (3) women recalled more stress session pain than men, and nonstress pain was accurately recalled.

To more directly determine whether PHD was the target that mediated the ability of AA to decrease HIF-1α protein levels, we first determined which PHD isoforms were expressed in the WM9 cells.

In order to determine if pSTAT3 mediated the ability of Mo-MDSC to increase the prevalence of ALDH1Bright CSCs, Mo-MDSC were treated with STATTIC, a small molecule inhibitor of STAT3 [ 21] and washed with PBS.

Batetta, B., et al. Endocannabinoids may mediate the ability of (n-3) fatty acids to reduce ectopic fat and inflammatory mediators in obese Zucker rats.

The products of these four genes may be candidates for mediating the ability of 14-membered macrolides to suppress chronic inflammation.

Sleep deprivation is also associated with a decline in physical functioning (PF) that mediates the ability to perform activities of daily living.

Thus, further investigation is needed to identify the receptor or receptors that mediate the ability of intravenous administration of PACAP to trigger migraine-like headaches.

Ameliorative strategies would be different if, for example, income levels mediate the ability to comply with helmet laws and are therefore the principal root cause of laws' differential effects than if helmet laws were less effective in some populations because risk communications that accompanied laws were poorly targeted across groups.

In summary, Metnase mediates the ability of Topo IIα to resist clinically relevant inhibitors, and may itself prove clinically useful in the treatment of breast cancer.

The finding that sumoylation contributes to SnoN's ability to inhibit TGFβ-induced EMT supports the conclusion that SnoN mediates the ability of the SnoN SUMO E3 ligase PIAS1 to suppress EMT.