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In Nicotiana attenuata, silencing WRKY3 and/or WRKY6 makes plants more susceptible to insect herbivory, and this susceptibility is connected with the impairment of JA accumulation and defenses mediated by JA signaling [ 54], suggesting the crosstalk between TFs and phytohormone signaling.

Using E. coli LPS applied onto the CAM, we confirmed previous observations by Smith and Thomas [25] that chicken embryos are susceptible to lethal septic shock and that this susceptibility is age-dependent (Fig. 2).

The negative sign of this susceptibility is a direct consequence of Lenz's law.

Children are more vulnerable to ADRs, and this susceptibility is compounded due to hospitalization.

Although in some patients this susceptibility is due to structural brain abnormalities, including tumours, previous strokes, or congenital malformations, for a majority the suspected cause is genetic2.

Children who are abused are more susceptible to PTSD as adults, and researchers estimate that up to 40% of this susceptibility is inherited.

Some patients with COPD appear unusually susceptible to microbial pathogens, though the mechanisms mediating this susceptibility are not well understood.

RMS cell lines (n = 3 derived from embryonal RMS and n = 2 derived from alveolar RMS) were susceptible to cytolysis mediated by resting NK cells, and this susceptibility was significantly increased using IL-15-activated NK cells.

This susceptibility was particularly interesting in the case of lines such as Hep2 and BxPC3 that are resistant to classic cytotoxic drugs as well as some targeted agents.

However, this susceptibility was also found to be partially dependent on the specific speaker and utterances.

This susceptibility was concluded to arise "several or more years... .. after wildfire on forested slopes in Idaho (Meyer et al., 2001).