Interestingly, they found an association between concentrations of PM10 particles and iNOS demethylation, implicating this regulator of airway inflammation as a gene whose expression may depend in part on alteration of DNA methylation levels.
Clinical severity of Plasmodium falciparum malaria is linked in part to alterations of the infected erythrocyte (iE) induced by parasite proteins exported to the iE membrane during blood stage development.
Comparison between dose response curves in such a case and standard simulations may then qualitatively illustrate the part of response alteration which is only due to clustering-enhanced rebinding.
Aβ was shown to suppress NMDA-induced currents in cortical neurons, and this effect was attributed in part to alteration of signalling pathways leading to endocytosis of NMDA receptors (Snyder et al., 2005).
The data indicate that omega-5 gliadins have a negative effect on flour quality and suggest that changes in quality with the growth environment may be due in part to alterations in the levels of the omega gliadins.
We hypothesized that the loss of proteostasis with age may be in part the result of alterations in the levels of metals previously associated with protein aggregation.
We hypothesized, that the changes in regeneration-related functional properties of BM-MMSC in HF could be, at least in a part, the result of alterations in regulation of NPs system.
In November 1778, The Morning Chronicle reported that Harris and Sheridan had... at a considerable expence, almost entirely new built the audience part of the house, and made a great variety of alterations, part of which are calculated for the rendering the theatre more light, elegant, and pleasant, and part for the ease and convenience of the company.
Some degree of resistance to the actions of FGF21 has been proposed as part of the endocrine alterations in obesity.
Increased expression of enolase γ (ENO2, NM_001975) and cytochrome P450-family 2-subfamily J-polypeptide 2 (CYP2J2, NM_000775), and decreased expression of Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate aldolase (ALDOB, BF195998) were identified as part of the metabolic alterations (green arrows: Fig. 2a and 2c).
