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Activation of receptor tyrosine kinases such as EFGFR, ERBB2, and c-MET can promote over-expression of FASN and other genes involved in lipid and sterol biosynthesis, and this may sensitize these types of tumors to FASN inhibition.

If 5q11 35 loss results in impaired homologous recombination mediated DNA repair, as was suggested by our in vitro studies and in vivo correlates, then the loss of this region may sensitize tumors to specific classes of DNA-damaging agents.

This phenomenon remains currently unexplained but is in line with previously proposed cell cycle checkpoint functions of this protease, that when absent may sensitize cells to apoptosis.

The importance of the findings derive from the fact that this is the first study showing that an association between reward PE signaling and intelligence is moderated by life stress experience and this suggests stressful life experiences may sensitize the dopaminergic system toward more habitual decision making.

This finding suggests that epithelial differentiation may sensitize SP cells to cytotoxic stimuli.

Albeit further studies on the role of apoptotic signaling in DKK1 siRNA-mediated signaling to cisplatin is needed, this data suggests that DKK1 ablation may sensitize for cisplatin by down-regulating Bcl-2 expression.

However, in the presence of 4HPR, the decrease in ubH2A was significantly greater than in the vector control cells; this suggests that ectopic Uba80 or Uba52 expression may sensitize the cells to apoptosis and subsequently contribute to H2A deubiquitylation.

On this basis, we speculate that regiospecific loss of S1P may sensitize those brain regions that are affected earlier in AD to Aβ toxicity.

The downregulation of this pathway is associated with increased sensitivity of chemoresistant cells [ 44], and hence α-mangostin may sensitize the colon cancer cells to the apoptotic effect of chemotherapeutics.

Its tree-dappled plain and far-off mountains may sensitize you to a similiarly exquisite vista tucked in a corner of Maxfield Parrish's otherwise sappy "Saint Valentine," which hangs nearby.

Thus, the strategies for targeting these pathways may sensitize cancer cells to gemcitabine treatment.