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Furthermore, EVO/HP-β-CD complexes could more effectively induce HepG2 cells apoptosis than evodiamine alone.
Moreover, the EVO/HP-β-CD complexes could more effectively induce caspase-3 activity than equimolar concentrations of evodiamine alone.
In addition, MD-1 more strongly inhibits the migration of HSC-T6 cells compared to MT and can more effectively induce G0/G1 arrest and apoptosis.
Antibody-conjugated silver NPs (AgNPs) have been used to adsorb on bacteria to produce NP-bacteria aggregation in order to more effectively induce the SERS effect[17, 18].
We are currently investigating which components of Notch signalling should be targeted in trastuzumab- or lapatinib-resistant tumours to more effectively induce tumour regression.
Our previous studies showed that combined treatment with SeC and 5-fluorouracil can more effectively induce A375 human melanoma cell apoptosis by ROS overproduction.
These data suggest that although both ZnONP and zinc ion might participate in the inflammatory reactions, ZnONP more effectively induced MyD88-dependent proinflammatory cytokines than zinc ion in lung epithelial cells.
LTP is more effectively induced in the dentate gyrus in vivo when the tetanus is delivered on positive phases of theta [13].
The effect of IR on TIP-1 translocation is dose-dependent (Fig. 4D), higher dose of IR was more effectively inducing the TIP-1 translocation onto the cell surface.
Finally we have demonstrated the therapeutic utility of Oct4/ATSCs were introduced into the mouse traumatic brain, engrafted cells was more effectively induces regeneration activity with high therapeutic modality than that of control ATSCs.
Similarly, a long-lasting enhancement of the field excitatory postsynaptic potential (fEPSP) is elicited, if hippocampal afferents are stimulated synchronously on the peak of theta oscillations, and LTP is more effectively induced in the dentate gyrus when tetanisation is delivered on the positive phases of theta frequency oscillations in anaesthetised animals [12], [13].
