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Therefore, although hydrophilic scaffolds do not significantly promote cell proliferation, they might support cell spreading and increase viability of cells (Bacakova et al. 2004).

In addition, the anti-apoptotic effect of Xbp1 was abrogated by the splice site mutation, suggesting that Xbp1 might support cell survival using its transactivation activity and suppressing apoptosis activators, such as Bim.

Recently, Cronwright and colleagues demonstrated that down-regulation of the CT antigen SSX affected cell migration of a melanoma cell line, indicating that also SSX might support cell migration of certain tumor cells [ 24].

These results strongly suggested that integrin αv β3 is a major receptor for AGM in endothelial cells, and integrin α2 β1 and some other β1 integrins including αv β1 might support the cell adhesion to AGM to some extent.

The structural analysis demonstrates that P-basic region forms a separate motif and is situated closely to the PX domain [ 82], indicating that it might support the cell membrane-binding function of p40 phox together with the PX-domain.

Thus, by saving cellular energy and meeting the demand for PL, EL might support endothelial cell proliferation, migration and angiogenesis, physiological states with an increased demand for energy and PL [29].

Because many of these are regulatory proteins, these changes might be necessary to support cell growth.

A plausible explanation for this parallelism between non-support of propagation and inhibitory action by the same Trp-analogue is that its failure to support cell propagation might be the consequence of its proteome-wide incorporation into cellular proteins leading to malfunction in one or more essential proteins.

NF-κB is spontaneously activated in HCC cells [ 21, 22] and induces expression of cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) or inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) which support cell survival and might contribute to the resistance against exogenously induced tumor cell apoptosis [ 23, 24].

Of specific interest is also the expression of genes, which might support cancer stem cells by forming a stem cell niche.

The roles of AGO3 and AGO4 are still unclear although they might support aspects of cell differentiation in multi-cellular organisms such as neural development [ 59].