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"Both cardiovascular disease and depression share common mechanisms related to endothelium function and inflammation," said Dr. Miguel Angel Martinez-Gonzalez, professor of preventive medicine at University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain, and senior author of the paper, published in the October issue of Archives of General Psychiatry.

Migraine and insomnia have bidirectional comorbidity, suggesting that they share common mechanisms [3].

Given the evidence of behavioral and neural dissociations between these approaches, they are often characterized as dissociable learning systems, though they likely interact and share common mechanisms.

These results provided genetic evidence that psoriasis might share common mechanisms with hypertension and diabetes, which was consistent with clinical observations.

Nonetheless and in line with the extensive literature review by Völker et al. [149] it may be suggested that Ag NP and Ag ions share common mechanisms of action.

Surprisingly, all six residues correspond to sequence positions associated with drug resistance mutations, demonstrating that the very residues that are responsible for native substrate specificity in HIV-1 protease are altered during its evolution to drug resistance, suggesting that drug resistance and substrate selectivity may share common mechanisms.

These models predict that genetic and environmental canalization would therefore share common mechanism(s) [18], [29] [31], but this idea has not been tested for any canalized trait and population.

We have used RecRWR over the common expression profiles of breast cancer to explore the network of diseases that share common mechanism.

As the γ herpesvirinae subfamily members of the herpesvirus, EBV and KSHV share common mechanism for latent origin replication: utilizing host's cellular replication machinery and being subjected to licensing system regulation [ 115].

However, it remains an open question whether the illusion reported here shares common mechanisms with classical rivalry stimuli such as binocular rivalry and moving plaids [40] as well as auditory bistable stimuli [41].

Studies of sensory systems in the earliest evolving metazoans could shed light on shared common mechanisms of sensation.