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It is known [2, 8] that exposition of YSZ NiO ceramics at 600 °C for 4 h in Ar 5 vol% H2 mixture causes the formation of thin Ni edgings (0.1 0.3 μm thick) around NiO particles.

Similarly, studies of human pathogens have revealed that exposition of host cells to bacteria (e.g. Bartonella henselae) results in HIF-1α activation and VEGF secretion in vivo and in vitro [29].

These data show that exposition of Δ yfh1 cells to oxygen causes cell cycle arrest at G1 and delays replication.

Previous observations showed that exposition of yeast frataxin-deficient cells to oxygen for 16 h caused oxidative stress and loss of activity of aconitase, an iron sulfur cluster enzyme (33).

SDS-PAGE results showed that the exposition of β-Cn to a low AAPH concentration (20 mM), leaded exclusively to the formation of two fragments.

It is imperative to note that the exposition of indicated tools of fixed point theory is new in the context of problem (1.1 - 1.2 1.1 - 1.2

We emphasize that the exposition of the standard tools of fixed point theory in the framework of the present work is new.

In his Commentary on Hegel's Logic, McTaggart tells us that the exposition of Hegel's philosophy has been the chief object of his life for the last twenty-one years (Commentary on Hegel's Logic, 311).

(Despite the fact that the exposition of the term is sometimes referred to, the entire sentence in which the term occurs always turns out to have a misleading grammatical form).

Taken together, these data support the notion that the exposition of the virus capsid proteins facilitates the immune response against the encoded antigen.

It is conceivable that exposition and binding of these structures to the endosomal membrane is a prerequisite for translocation.