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RIPK1 has been reported to shift the balance between cell survival, apoptosis, and necroptosis upon TNFα stimulation.
Complexation with CB[7] is reported to shift the pKa values of encapsulated guests [26, 27].
High bFGF levels were reported to shift the fine-tuning capabilities of cartilage to support ECM homeostasis versus a catabolic situation [ 28].
The presence or absence of an Alb3-like protein was reported to shift the size of higher plant thylakoid membrane Sec complexes by about 40 kDa [ 12].
Indeed, pharmacological blockade [ 41], as well as mutation or knock out of the PMCA2 pump [ 77] have been reported to shift the current-displacement (I-X) curve in the positive direction and to reduce its slope considerably.
At the same time, β-scorpion binding to neurotoxin receptor site 4 in the S3-S4 extraceloopar loop in domain α of the sodium channel α subunit was reported to shift the voltage dependence of activation to more negative potentials (Cahalan 1975; Jaimovich et al. 1982; Wang and Strichartz 1983).
In another animal experiment, THP was reported to shift from the apical toward the basolateral membrane by induced ischemic injury [ 22].
Indeed, in tumor bearing mice the accumulation of iron was reported to shift from the spleen and liver to the tumor site.
This report aims to shift the conversation about the "digital divide" from questions about access to technology to questions about access to opportunities for involvement in participatory culture and how to provide all young people with the chance to develop the cultural competencies and social skills needed.
The damning report detailed attempts to shift the blame for Hillsborough on to Liverpool supporters, including how police witness statements submitted to Lord Justice Taylor's earlier inquiry were doctored.
Differences between the Central Bank and the presidential commission underpinned the report, which tried to shift the blame for the fiasco to the Central Bank, as well as to international auditors paid for by American aid programs, for what often amounted to looting of the bank's deposits.
