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A comprehensive understanding of the pathogenic pathways exerted by S. aureus is urgently needed to aid the design of new therapeutic and preventive treatments.
Several reports indicate that insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) fails to prevent TNF-mediated muscle atrophy and block of differentiation, one of the reasons being a general downregulation of IGF-I dependent signaling pathways exerted by TNF [44] [47].
The inhibition of the interaction between the mTOR and NFkB pathways exerted by Everolimus is shown in Fig. 5 (middle) on both cell lines.
Glycolysis in fact has a master control over the glutamine pathway, exerted by the regulation of the serine/THF diversion, with the rate of NADPH production (and possibly NADH) being exploited in several steps of the glutamine pathway.
We discovered that inhibition of the PI3K/Akt/mTOR pathway improved CFTR stability and suggest that this pathway merits further study as a therapeutic target in CF. We also showed that select inhibitors to the pathway exerted rescue effects by restoring autophagy and reducing ΔF508 CFTR aggregate formation.
Both studies found that several pathways exerting regulatory control over the cell cycle were impacted by P. gingivalis mono-infection.
Most kinase pathways exert antiapoptotic functions.
The adaptation of rice to LD conditions has drawn an alternative regulatory pathway to avoid inhibition exerted by Hd1.
It is tempting to speculate that another nuclease may be needed in the Fan1 pathway to cover the role exerted by Rad13XPG in the Pso2 pathway.
Given our biochemical and cellular evidence indicating that both the insulin and TOR pathways regulate Myc protein levels, we used a genetic approach to analyze the contribution of Myc to the growth exerted by these pathways.
The stimulation of adult hippocampal neurogenesis by antidepressants has been associated with multiple molecular pathways, but the potential influence exerted by other brain areas has received much less attention.
