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The abundance of phosphorylated mTOR (pmTOR) (Ser2448) and mTOR total protein in the very aged soleus were lower than that in the adult animals (−86.3% and −86.8%, respectively; P<0.05; Figure 2A), while chronic acetaminophen treatment restored the amount of phosphorylated and total mTOR to a level equivalent to that seen in 6- and 27-month old animals (P>0.05).

Moreover, it restored the amount of proteoglycan release and rescued in part the gene expression of anabolic markers.

Oral administration of the aqueous extract or nifedipine significantly restored the amount of GSH in both rat tissues when compared to ethanol-sucrose-treated group.

Finally, adding back purified peptidoglycan to the acid-hydrolyzed T26E samples restored the amount of quenching to that of the static peptidoglycan-bound protein.

Treatment with LME markedly augmented (p < 0.01) the effects of CCl4 intoxicity, and restored the amount of tissue soluble protein, activities of CAT, POD and SOD in lung tissues in a dose dependent way.

Ubiquitinated Varp is likely to be degraded by proteasomes, because exposure to the proteasome inhibitor MG132 restored the amount of Varp in Rab40C-expressing melanocytes to the control level (Fig. 4D, lanes 1 and 3).

Moreover, expression of a Ca2+ insensitive mutant of Miro1 rescued defective mitochondrial axonal transport and restored the amounts of tubulin associated with the Miro1/kinesin-1 complex to normal in VAPBP56S-expressing cells.

We found that reintroduction of the yar genomic fragment restored the total amount of nighttime sleep.

This puts Coca-Cola five years ahead of its goal, announced in 2007, that it would restore the amount of water equivalent to what it uses in its beverages and production by 2020.

4. Invisible drought can also be recognized: in summer, when high temperatures induce high rates of evaporation and transpiration, even frequent showers may not supply enough water to restore the amount lost; the result is a borderline water deficiency that diminishes crop yields.

(The President's budget also will seek to close the loopholes in the federal 90/10 rule and restore the amount of non-federal money that for-profit colleges must obtain to 15percentt).