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Maternal obesity, litter size reduction and postnatal HFD-consumption all displayed inhibitory effects on Arc AgRP mRNA levels, with more marked effects in HNH and HSH groups (Fig. 5C).

The effects of CSE on NK function are dose dependent, with similar effects at concentrations equivalent to those seen in individuals who smoke 10 or 20/day with more marked effects at concentrations equivalent to 40/day.

Disruption of the gene encoding TBPH, the fly homologue of TDP-43, had similar but more marked effects on fly locomotion and lifespan.

The reasons for the more marked effects on heart rate seen in healthy subjects in the present study are not known.

More marked effects of EP4 gene silencing were detected when the size of mammospheres, as indicated by the number of cells/sphere was considered.

Another potential mechanism for the oxon-mediated reduction in efflux includes an oxon-dependent downregulation of ABCA1, which is consistent with the more marked effects of paraoxon on efflux to ApoA1 compared to HDL.

A more subtle, but more marked, effect of within-family sex has emerged in Iceland.

Our experience with drug effects on ALP lead us to admit the possibility of finding a statin with an ALP increasing effect on bone but not on vascular tissue, or with a more marked effect upon one of the ALP isoforms or isoenzymes.

The association of biofeedback and pharmacological therapy induces a more marked effect [409].

In terms of the extent of protein level changes, the high salt treatment appears to have a more marked effect on tertiary proteins (Fig. 1C).

When we compared healthy controls with latent infection (TST+) similar and much more marked effect of IFNγ +874 TT genotype was observed (Table 3).