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Backers of the EU's (stalled) Lisbon treaty like to claim that it is vital to restore "efficient" decision-making to Europe, after recent waves of enlargement to the east.

Definitive evidence linking BRCA1 function in DSBR with its tumor suppressor role came from the finding that wild-type, but not clinically defined mutant BRCA1 alleles, can restore efficient DSBR to a BRCA1-mutated breast cancer cell line [ 41].

These movies emphasize the fact that cell interactions, even transient, restore efficient chemotaxis (third and fourth panels) while the lack of cell contacts leads to inefficient chemotaxis (second panel).

The main mechanisms for restoration of a normal three-layer urothelium and its regeneration are reduced proliferation and increased apoptosis of urothelial cells, which is accompanied by de novo differentiation of umbrella cells [ 25, 80, 89], which restore efficient blood-urine barrier [ 69, 79].

The inability of the CD44 TM domain to confer a high affinity for membrane microdomains on ΔGPI-CD44 CD317-HA-SR led us to question whether additional regions of CD44 might be required in order to restore efficient membrane microdomain partitioning upon a CD317 protein that lacks the GPI addition motif.

The data and discussion below introduce evidence that self-renewing human embryonic stem cells, but not differentiated hESCs (hESCs vs. dhESCs), secrete proteins that counteract the oppressive biochemical milieu of aged muscle and old circulation, and restore efficient myogenesis to old satellite cells that associate with old myofibers and are exposed to old blood serum.

245 Salonae?, Croatia 316 Solin, Croatia Diocletian, Latin in full Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus, original name Diocles (born 245 ce, Salonae?, Dalmatia [now Solin, Croatia] died 316, Salonae), Roman emperor (284 305 ce), who restored efficient government to the empire after the near anarchy of the 3rd century.

This review aims at providing an overview of the recent understanding of apoptotic signaling pathways, the main mechanisms by which cancer cells resist apoptotic insults, and discusses some recent attempts to target the mitochondrion for restoring efficient cell death signaling in cancer cells.

Administration of Areg in mice lacking Tregs restored efficient muscle regeneration, suggesting that this growth factor is part of fundamental cues during muscle repair.

Performing MPVF as an outpatient procedure and delaying VNP till the patient is in the operating room under the effect of preoperative sedation seems a safe and reliable sequence for planning operations for restoring efficient velopharyngeal closure during speech.

RV pacing displayed early septal wall thickening and opposing wall thinning with a lower efficient strain compared with RA (257 ± 124%/ms vs 129 ± 80%/ms, P < 0.05), whereas both CRTf and CRTa restored efficient strain to RA pacing levels (205 ± 78%/ms and 223 ± 76%/ms).