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A corollary of our hypothesis is that abundant cellular proteins such as Hsp70 and Hsp90 represent important targets that, when modified, can exert a profound cellular response.

Our data also demonstrated that our chemically modified AddnIκB-PEG-RGD can exert pharmacological effects similar to those observed with the non-modified virus.

These results suggested that PS-ODNs, but not PO or 2′-O-methyl modified ODNs, containing the GGA GGG motif can exert potent anti-TK activity which may be desirable in some anti-tumor applications.

We also show, for the first time, that higher concentrations of propranolol can exert a proarrhythmic effect in a genetically modified intact murine model of LQT3 syndrome.

Within the assumption of nearest-neighbor interactions on a square lattice, both modified Bragg Williams and Onsager approaches show that coherency strain arising due to atomic mismatch can exert profound effects on order disorder transitions in substitutional alloys.

As such, when coupled with a non-cleavable linker, the payload structure must be carefully selected and designed so that payload can exert comparable or even better anti-tumor potency in such a modified form.

Climate change can modify the pollen season characteristics of different allergenic taxa in diverse ways and can exert a substantial influence on habitat regions.

Since such structural changes can modify the reactivity of the "TMP anion", accommodating it within a more altered mixed-metal (and/or mixed-anion) environment can exert a strong influence on reactivity.

These methyl-CpG-binding proteins can exert regulation over the expression of multiple genes via their interaction with methylated DNA and their association with histone modifying enzymes [ 17].

Still, they can exert powerful political pull.

"Public opinion is already exerting all the pressure that it can exert on government," Krosnick said.