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This modulation may contribute to synaptic maladaption induced by METH addiction and/or METH-mediated cognitive dysfunction.

Nevertheless, it seems that their modulation may contribute to the pancreatic regeneration observed in the diabetic treated animals.

These results demonstrate that OXi4503 treatment exerts differential effects on local and systemic cytokine and growth factor concentration, and this modulation may contribute to tumor resistance.

In contrast, similar studies conducted with these cell lines in vitro did not show induction of the pathway suggesting that in the tumor context additional factors such as those related to immune modulation may contribute to the observed microarray signature.

Based on several recent studies suggesting that miRNAs have a pivotal role in fine-tuning of regulatory circuits [30], we hypothesized that miRNA-mediated gene-expression modulation may contribute to the functioning of the genes that control blood pressure levels.

As the H3K9me2 modification increased rapidly upon neomycin-induced hair cell damage preceding cell death, we hypothesised that such epigenetic modulation may contribute to the onset of active apoptosis of the hair cells.

Abnormalities in CNS interpretation of visceral afferent signals and dysfunction in the endogenous pain modulation system may contribute to visceral hypersensitivity [3], [5].

Changes in spontaneous top-down attention modulation therefore may contribute significantly to variability in children's VSTM performance because they regulate the sensory processing of the memoranda.

The DNA MMR system has been implicated as a potential pathway for modulation that may contribute to NSAID anti-tumour activity (Ruschoff et al, 1998; Goel et al, 2003).

Modulation of fermentation may contribute to the longevity of PHB-depleted worms.

A study by Chen et al. [ 40] tested the potential cytotoxic effects of HC in metabolically competent human liver derived HepG2cells by examining the modulation factors that may contribute to HC-induced toxicity and apoptotic effects, and the relationship to oxidative stress [ 40].