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Numeration of cells displaying punctae at 16 h by fluorescence microscopy showed that rapamycin restored punctae formation in TNFα-treated cells, verifying simultaneously the ability of rapamycin to induce autophagy in our model.

If plastic responses are constrained in lower quality habitats, and that several human-driven changes are occurring simultaneously, the ability of species to respond to climate change may be jeopardized and lead to further biodiversity loss.

Simultaneously, the ability of Acanthamoeba to grow at high temperatures is considered to be correlated with the pathogenicity of Acanthamoeba isolates and to be a good indicator of the pathogenic potential of a given isolate.

Besides testing several phenotypes simultaneously, the ability to detect certain kinds of associations may be boosted by combining statistical evidence over several SNPs.

It is a clash that at once challenges Washington's effort to prohibit online gambling while simultaneously testing the ability of the W.T.O. to enforce its own standards.

This has wider implications for suggestions that schematic maps should maintain topographical relationships in order to facilitate appropriate journey choices, with the danger that the inevitable increased complexity of line trajectories for such designs would simultaneously reduce the ability of passengers to identify the most appropriate routes.

We today struggle to provide food and water for 7 billion people, to which we are adding another 2 billion or more mouths as we simultaneously destroy the ability of the world's soils to sequester both carbon and water.

Macromolecular crowding tends to increase the speed of biochemical reactions [ 31], whilst simultaneously limiting the ability of large proteins to move around the cell.

A shift in the entry pathway to enable virus entry at the cell surface instead of the endosome may simultaneously explain the ability of FIPV to infect macrophages and the macrophage resistance of FECV.

In order to have an internal control for these experiments, we simultaneously examined the ability of OT-II T cells to respond to OVA added to the same cultures.

To our knowledge, this report is the first to simultaneously compare the ability of several short HRQoL instruments applicable in routine care and longer instruments used in research to predict exacerbations in both types of airway diseases (stable asthma and COPD patients).