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Numerous studies indicate that tumor mitochondria are abnormal and are incapable of generating normal levels of energy [ 49, 161– 161].

Taken together, these results indicate that AMPKα1 is required for generating normal amplitudes of core temperature rhythm, but not VO2 or RER rhythms.

In mice lacking EBI2 or the enzymes needed for generating normal distributions of 7α,25-OHC, CD4+ DCs are reduced in frequency and the remaining cells fail to situate in marginal zone bridging channels.

The maternal dependence and sufficiency shows that a) MES-4′s function is critical only in the embryonic or very early postembryonic germline, and b) postembryonic germ cells no longer need significant levels of MES-4 function to generate normal numbers of functional gametes (that is, the protein is no longer detectable past early larval stages).

By combining the two techniques, one can determine which brain areas change their neuronal activity during an epileptic discharge, and consequently understand the anatomical location and physiological activation of neuronal networks generating normal and abnormal EEG signals.

Although the fundamental task of ergonomics is to generate normal and healthy working conditions the great number of work-related musculoskeletal disorders is present in most industries and occupations and it is even increasing.

Neutrophils from CGD patients are unable to generate normal amounts of O2− owing to the loss of components of the NADPH-oxidase complex (reviewed in Segal et al. 2000; Heyworth et al. 2003; Malech and Hickstein 2007).

Treatment of a colon cancer mouse model with astaxanthin was shown to generate normal expression of NF- κB, MMP9, IL-6, TNF α, COX-2, and inhibit proliferation and induce apoptosis.

After a 1 minute recovery period, KN1 muscles remain unable to generate normal levels of force compared with controls (Figure 3B).

It is likely that in the case of an SDH defect, the cells might cope more easily with decreased ATP production by the mitochondria, as most of the respiratory chain will still be functional, and several metabolic shunts are potentially able to provide electrons and generate a membrane potential sufficient to generate normal levels of ATP.

Evidence to date suggests that these roles are mainly related to STAG1-cohesin [reviewed in (4)] and indeed, repair of inactivating STAG2 mutation to generate normal expression in glioblastoma cells was recently reported to have no significant effect on the transcriptional profile, suggesting that the role of STAG2 may be restricted to its functions in chromatid cohesion (1).