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Upon out-crossing the nahG transgene, laz1-1 suppressedressed cell death in acd11, confirming that LAZ1 is required for cell death, and not for BTH responsiveness (Figure 1B).

Surprisingly, when MCF7 cells were cultured in estrogen-reduced medium supplemented with 10 nM E2, disruption of either ERE1 or ERE2 resulted in loss of doxorubicin responsiveness (Figure 1H).

VEGF promoter response to TGF-β and hypoxia was blocked by deletion of bases −1181 to −843, while deletion of bases −2216 to −953 blocked CXCR4 responsiveness (Figure 3A).

The high-responsive beta cells were found to express higher levels of SCD1 and LXRα than the low-responsive beta cells; their higher expression of glucokinase was confirmed and served as an index for their higher metabolic responsiveness (Figure 6e) [37].

It is indeed possible that aging disproportionately affects the skeletal mechano-sensing and responsiveness (Figure 1B) and a failure in the former could be only verified with direct strain measurements; i.e., a similar strain environment would lead to smaller response among old animals than among younger, mature animals.

As regards responsiveness, Figure  3 shows the unadjusted standardised outcome means for the PHQ-9 total, each individual PHQ-9 item, and the SMS text score by trial arm for patients who consented to take part in the SMS sub-study.

Interpretation of SPADI "internal" responsiveness figures is facilitated in this study by reporting corresponding figures for shoulder ROM, thereby allowing for head-to-head comparisons of SPADI and a more traditional outcome measure [ 22] for shoulder capsulitis.

Indeed, LFP responsiveness to novelty in A0023 was also defective, most resembling D0067 by the absence of a strong frequency component in the LFP response (Figure 3D).

In a recent study, it was hypothesized that interrupting mechanical insufflation during an end-expiratory occlusion can increase cardiac preload sufficiently for such a test being used to predict fluid responsiveness [40] (Figure 3).

We hypothesized that a larger variation coefficient might reflect a greater propensity on the part of the therapist to respond to the wishes of the patient (responsiveness in Figure  1).

However, in a reconstitution assay of Par1b-depleted cells, a Par1b K49A kinase-dead mutant (Par1b KD) was as efficient as wild-type Par1b in the rescue of TGF β responsiveness (Supplemutanty Figure S3C) indicating a non-enzymatic function of the Dvl/Par1b complex.