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These results suggest that PIASy is a critical molecule which contributes to regulation of VHL in response to hypoxic stress.

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Since ETFE material possesses novel toughness, flexibility, and relatively high stiffness ability and bears a high melt point above 250 °C, therefore, higher temperature (240 °C) and pressure (70 bar) during the thermal NIL process enables the viscosity of ETFE film and is beneficial to the mobility of ETFE molecules, which contributes to fulfill the whole nanocavity of patterned silicon master.

They can export a wide variety of cytotoxic molecules, which contributes to multidrug resistance.

PAX-6 is an important marker as it has a multifunctional role which includes regulating proliferation and differentiation through controlling expression of downstream molecules which contributes to the multipotency of retinal progenitor cells.

Secondly, this structure also can supply more specific surface area for adsorbing more dye molecules which contribute to the high degradation performance of the triple-shelled hollow spheres.

The number of molecules which contribute to the spontaneous Raman scattering (N REF  = 2.55 × 1011) was calculated as N REF = (B ν × D pMA/M pMA) × A, where B ν is the optical excitation volume, D pMA is the density of the pMA crystal at room temperature (1.06 g cm3), A is the Avogadro number and M pMA is the pMA molecular weight (125.19 g/mol).

Now when I look at a pizza, this is what I see: white bread that has most of the natural nutrients depleted, with added refined sugar and possibly hydrogenated oil; tomato sauce that has added sugar; and cheese that has been through pasteurization and homogenization processes disrupting the good bacteria and enzymes as well as the altered milk fat molecules which contribute to inflammation.

Early microglial activation initiates a cascade of signals that stimulates astrocytes to express signalling molecules which contribute to demyelination, indicating a key role of reactive astrocytes in the progression of demyelinating disease (Kang et al., 2012).

It is estimated that the heritability of RA accounts for about 50% to 60%, and the most important genetic risk factors are the HLA class II molecules, which contribute to one third of the total genetic susceptibility [ 1, 2].

The results showed that CO2 molecule preferred to adsorb at the two-coordinated nitrogen atom, which contributed to both valance band and conduction band edge.

It is noteworthy that in biofilm-producing communities, a C. albicans csr1Δ/Δ mutant strain secretes smaller amounts of the quorum-sensing molecule farnesol, which contributes to an altered morphology (19).

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