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These results confirm that HIF-1α degradation and consequentially also REDD1 downregulation are required in BMP2 dependent Akt/mTOR activation, and this preferentially occurs in GBM cells.

This preferentially retains SNPs with the strongest evidence of association and removes SNPs in LD that show weaker evidence of association.

The FO diet selection resulted in lower MeHg bioaccumulation in carp because this preferentially obtained diet contained, per unit biomass, less MeHg than zooplankton.

When the C-terminus serine of HSP90 is phosphorylated, this preferentially targets HSP90 for ubiquitination and proteolysis by 3-fold when compared to the nonphosphorylated form [ 17].

This preferentially affects organelle sequestration, in particular that of lipid droplets, which are seen to be increased in Huntington's disease, and mitochondria, dysfunction in which have been widely reported in Huntington's disease [ 16].

This material preferentially absorbs, and is thus heated and expanded by, infra-red radiation with a wavelength of three microns (millionths of a metre).

This reaction preferentially occurs on clay minerals which are mainly present in areas with low hydraulic conductivity containing nearly immobile water.

The etching of nanorods in this study preferentially begins at the central site of the nanorod, which might be because the central site has high activity or defects both for growth and for etching.

This algorithm preferentially tests the BS with larger average distance to its associated UEs to be switched off one by one and terminates when UEs of a BS cannot be accepted by the neighboring BSs.

This would preferentially lead to increased blood flow and blood volume for adenovirus delivery; these effects and increased permeability appear to be more significant than the decreased mean transit time noted on the prior study DCE-CT study [11].

In this pouch (preferentially the left one), the animal stores collected food to bring to the surface.