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Species are favoured by the habitat modifying ability of the polychaete tubes, which create and regulate refuge for species, alter the interactions between local species and change the physical factors of the environment.

A few studies specifically mention the viscosity modifying ability of viscoelastic surfactants in complex flows such as porous media (Ezrahi et al. 2007).

Since antibiotic treatment disrupts the commensal gastrointestinal flora, there may be differences in the bile salt modifying ability of bacteria from the small intestines and ceca of organisms treated with antibiotics versus those untreated.

Resistant modifying ability of the extracts was observed by adding of 50 μl novobiocin at a concentration of 1/8xMIC (1 μg/ml) into the tested plate instead of MHB.

This design allowed us to see if rats alter their nicotine intake during the WM task and if nicotine preference and intake modify abilities and strategies rats use for problem solving.

The combination of the CYP1B1 1294G allele and the SULT1A1 638allelele with modified ability to metabolize estrogens could increase the level of estrogen (i.e., 4-hydroxy-estradiol), which may finally result in a differential susceptibility to CRC.

The result verifies that the manipulation of courtyard configuration and its orientation impact its microclimate modifying ability.

A higher oxygen content has also been detected inside the porous PCL structure, indicating that the plasma is capable of penetrating this structure without losing its modifying ability.

In contrast, activated oxidative stress-dependent p38 signaling causes Bmi-1 to degrade, and lose its chromatin modifying ability.

The lipophilicity of these compounds can be increased by adding a tail at the good position without modifying their ability of donating a hydrogen atom.

Here, we show for the first time that inhibition of Hh signaling inhibits the proliferative and clonogenic properties of hMSC, without modifying their ability to differentiate.