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Similarly, citizens can participate in environmental data collection and dissemination using smart phones or through social networking sites, resulting in promoting the concept of citizen science.
Silencing βTrCP1 augments FOXO3 protein level, resulting in promoting cellular apoptosis in cancer cells.
Our findings indicate that βTrCP1 interacts with FOXO3, resulting in promoting Ub-mediated degradation of FOXO3 protein that contributes to tumor growth.
18, 26 Ectopic expression of miR-9 could enhance the motility of RKO cells and change cells' morphological appearance, resulting in promoting the metastatic process of CRC.
In conclusion, our data are the first to document that EZH2 expression could serve as a potential prognostic marker for NPC, and its overexpression mediates several important cellular processes, all resulting in promoting survival (see Figure 6d).
However, TiO2 had a positive effect on plant physiology, resulting in promoted growth.
Phagocytes expressing Anxa5-GPI exhibited enhanced binding of apoptotic cells, resulting in promoted ingestion of apoptotic cells in a phosphatidylserine-dependent manner.
Signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) has been shown to transcriptionally activate the expression of EMT inducer TWIST1, resulting in promoted oncogenic properties in breast cancer [ 97].
Anti-cancer activity was later found to be due to the compounds binding to CRL4ACRBN and modulating the E3 ligase activity resulting in promoted degradative ubiquitination of several members of the Ikaros transcription factors family in a manner similar to auxin-mediated degradation of Aux/IAA, described above [ 186].
The SEM micrographs illustrated the widespread distribution of mortars containing NT with packed pore structures which resulted in promoting of strength and durability of specimens.
This could be possibly due to the little amount of CS used in the present study which resulted in promoting more defects on the surface of the nanotubes when compared to the others.
