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Although this protein irreversibly aggregates during unfolding, oligomerization is reversible and can be modulated by low concentrations of urea.

IL-8 production by carcinoma cells can be modulated by low doses of cyclophosphamide at the transcription level.

However, given that the hemodynamic response of this brain region is weakly modulated by low levels of coherent motion [55], it is not surprising that MT+ was relatively insensitive to the small difference in motion coherence between speed and accuracy conditions in the present experiment.

NMN expression was similar in pregnant and cyclic heifers up to Day 16 when pregnancy recognition occurs and was modulated by low circulating concentrations of P4.

Our selection of these two metals was based on their environmental prevalence and our interest in identifying biological processes that may be modulated by low level exposure.

The number of genes modulated by high fluence rate UV-B doubled the number of genes modulated by low fluence UV-B.

By using this scheme, in BRC phase, the signal modulated by high-order modulation (16QAM) is transmitted through the stronger link C1 to improve the transmission rate, while the signal modulated by low-order modulation (QPSK, which is the subset of 16QAM constellation) is transmitted through the weaker link C2 to ensure the transmission reliability.

Early identification of disease modifying targets that can be modulated by low-molecular weight compounds can help to speed up and reduce costs in drug discovery.

Chemoresistance to TMZ could, therefore, also be based on other resistance mechanisms, for example, the known apoptosis resistance of melanomas in general, and not so much be modulated by the low MGMT activity.

Most of these patients probably developed SLE due to the effect of environmental factors added to their genetically determined high TNFα levels, which could not be modulated by the low production of IL-10.

For example, we find intestinal transit to be differentially modulated by a low-calorie diet and reproductive state: two conditions known to increase food intake.