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Our results contribute to our previous work showing that local STS activity can be modulated by exogenous steroids and black cohosh [15, 18, 19, 34] – also in brain (this study).

Most biological properties of HS are mediated by interactions with "heparin-binding proteins" and can be modulated by exogenous heparin species (unmodified heparin, low molecular weight heparins, shorter heparin oligosaccharides and various non-anticoagulant derivatives of different sizes).

Figure S1 quantitatively shows that neither full-length nor proteinase-dead ADAMTS-12 alters the aggregative capacity of JEG-3 trophoblastic cells assayed at 2 and 8 h timepoints, suggesting that cell-cell interactions are not modulated by exogenous ADAMTS-12 expression.

The correlation was modulated by exogenous hormone use.

Insulin release during normoglycemia can be modulated by exogenous insulin infusion and directly depends on whole-body insulin sensitivity.

Neither ASM proliferation nor survival was modulated by exogenous IL-33 or neutralization of ASM-derived IL-33 (see Fig. S1).

This indicates that for athletes exceptional performance offers exceptional visibility, a level that is hard to modulate by exogenous events.

However, PIN activity can be modulated by endogenous or exogenous signals, such as other hormones, stress or tissue-specific factors, to trigger developmental decisions that could initiate regeneration by triggering cell fates or other local changes [ 37, 87, 98- 101].

The pathogenic aggregation of α-syn can be modulated by endogenous and exogenous factor, such as metals and pesticides, genetic mutations in SNCA, post-translational modifications and protein-protein interactions [ 186].

for a two node tandem network whose arrival and service rates are modulated by an exogenous finite state Markov process.

However, if this effect were modulated by SA, exogenous supplementation with the hormone might compensate for it and prevent the NP-induced phenotype.