In 2010, Thomsen et al. [ 12] identified SOX9 as part of a developmental pathway that is reactivated in prostate neoplasia where it promotes tumor cell proliferation.
Hypotheses to account for the detection of WUPyV in respiratory samples include the following: WUPyV is a persisting asymptomatic virus that is detected by chance, WUPyV is a persisting virus that is reactivated by an inflammatory process, or WUPyV is a predisposing or aggravating factor of respiratory diseases.
Cortisol effect was found to be very specific, enhancing only the fear memory that was reactivated (i.e. retrieved), but not the non-reactivated memory.
Cognitive reactivity refers to negative modes of thinking and behaving that are reactivated in periods of stress or low mood.
The East Gate Landslide is a prehistoric landslide that was reactivated in January 1997.
Strain is enhanced at breached relay ramps and bends inherited from pre-existing structures that were reactivated during rifting.
We document the deformation history of four dormant deep-seated landslides in the Northern Apennines of Italy that were reactivated by the excavation of a double road tunnel.
Through a case of indoor heating practice and its disruption during a multiple-day power cut, I have demonstrated how the practice of heating carries dormant elements of practice that are reactivated and enacted during an instable event.
The Longmen Shan thrust system bounds the eastern margin of the Tibetan plateau and is considered as a major thrust zone that was reactivated during the India-Asia collision (e.g., Tapponnier and Molnar, 1977; Avouac and Tapponnier, 1993; Chen and Wilson, 1996; Arne et al., 1997).
This approach identifies potential biomarkers, that is, those genes that are reactivated after the treatment.
HSCT patients acquired infections that were primarily caused by bacteria or by viruses that were reactivated in the lymphopenic hosts.
