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The sTRAIL FeSOD and sTRAIL mFeSOD proteins were expressed in inclusion bodies and required refolding to regain activity.

In another example, linker engineering was used to regain activity lost upon fusion of IFN-α2b to HSA [ 134].

However, it is interesting to note that sulfoxide linker analogues 40– 42 regain activity by nearly twofold, following the same structure activity relationship we observed previously.

Hagen et al. proposed that inhibition of cytochrome c oxidase by NO during hypoxia reduced mitochondrial oxygen consumption, leaving more oxygen available for PHDs to regain activity thus, allowing HIF-1α degradation [ 21].

However, in maize, after a centromere has been epigenetically deactivated (when CENH3 and other kinetochore markers are lost), the same region can regain activity, hinting that centromere elements present a particularly permissive environment for centromere formation [ 51].

The irreversible nature of inactivation was demonstrated by the observation that Cg10062 inactivated by either (R)- or (S)- 6 did not regain activity after gel filtration on a PD-10 Sephadex G-25 column.

This is mirrored in the discectomy population, where many patients are not able to return to work or even fully regain activities of daily living following surgery.

The biomass inhibited at pH 9 was able to regain activities after adjusting the pH to neutrality, but that inhibited at pH 5 was not [ 40].

We designed the study to assess whether preoperative oral administration of CRLDs has an impact on patient well-being, clinical status, time to regain activities of daily living, and reduction in the length of hospital stay, in patients undergoing open abdominal surgery (CR, CH).

The fluoromethyl ketones were potent, but the inhibited DPPI regained activity quickly.

This monoubiquitinated SMAD4 stays in an inhibitory state and regains activity in the cytoplasm once it has been deubiquitinated by FAM/USP9X (Fig. 5) (Dupont et al., 2009).