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Hypoxia and/or Ntn-1 stimulated heat shock protein (HSP 27 expression, which was blocked by HSF-1-specific small interfering RNA (siRNA).

But the research also stimulated heated ethical debate.

7 These previous studies have suggested that participation in chronic aerobic training may regulate stimulated (heated) dorsal foot skin perfusion through alterations in either PG or EDHF pathways, given that interstitial cutaneous NO levels (measured via a subcutaneous probe) are not apparently significantly depressed by the presence of T2DM.

Additionally, exposure to cold will stimulate heat production in mitochondria [16] by causing protons to pass through the inner membrane without ATP production, which is facilitated by activation of specific uncoupling proteins (uncoupling protein 1 or UCP1).

This effect has been demonstrated by thyroid hormone administration, which stimulates heat production [ 17] and by surgical or chemical thyroidectomy of chicken, which produces a decrease in metabolic rate and body temperature [ 18].

Its primary role is not generally considered to be thermogenesis, but it does have the capacity to stimulate heat production and glucose oxidation in vivo, all roles compatible with the phenotype of Ucn3+ mice.

For instance, HSP70 has been shown to enhance the phosphorylation of histone H3 following heat shock [ 39], and histone variant H3.3 has been shown to stimulate heat shock induced HSP70 transcription [ 40], suggesting that heat shock response and histone activity are tightly regulated.

A duty cycle as high as 1 : 10 was chosen to stimulate heating in the focal region, in order to characterize, as precisely as possible, the spatial distribution of the bifrequency pressure field in tissue at high amplitudes, and to compare temperature rise for both types of excitation at a given power.

HuR is known to be exported to the cytoplasm in a manner dependent on CRM1, which is a member of the exportin family of nuclear transporters, when cells are stimulated by heat shock or serum stimulation (Brennan et al, 2000; Gallouzi and Steitz, 2001).

hang mutants, which show decreased ethanol tolerance, also show sensitivity to oxidative stress and decreased heat-ethanol cross-tolerance (i.e. tolerance to ethanol stimulated by heat shock stress instead of ethanol exposure; Scholz et al. 2005).

In some species, particularly in Cistaceae and Fabaceae, germination is stimulated by heat.