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Above the cmc, both surfactants promoted the transformation by increasing the bulk nucleation of CBZ(D).
Sunilkumar, G., Vijayachandra, K. & Veluthambi, K. Preincubation of cut tobacco leaf explants promotes Agrobacterium-mediated transformation by increasing vir gene induction.
Policies exposing rural areas to more rigorously competitive market conditions encourage their transformation by increasing mechanisation, industrialisation and a less sustainable use of resources.
It was proposed that the c-MYC-mediated transcriptional activation of IRP2, and concomitant transcriptional and translational suppression of H-ferritin by c-MYC and IRP2, respectively, contribute to cell transformation by increasing the intracellular iron pool [29].
Downregulation of claudins contributes to epithelial transformation by increasing the paracellular permeability of nutrients and growth factors to cancerous cells.
Tatsuka et al., (2005) showed that overexpression of Aurora-A potentiated Ha- ras-mediated oncogenic transformation by increasing focus formation [ 39].
Enhanced expression of this gene may therefore result in deficient apoptosis, which may contribute to malignant transformation by increased cell survival allowing for tumour promotion and progression.
Inactivation of PP2A by viral oncoproteins contributes to cell transformation possibly by increasing the frequency of chromosomal instability.
Our data suggest that a prepubertal exposure to a low dose of either zearalenone or genistein may protect the mammary gland from carcinogen-induced malignant transformation, possibly by increasing differentiation of the mammary epithelial tree.
By uniaxial stretching the sample sheets at a rubber state temperature of ca. 10 20 °C below the melting point, crystal transformation was induced by increasing molecular chains orientation degree which was also contributed to the enhancement of the dielectric properties.
Aqueous calcium chloride is used in genetic transformation of cells by increasing the cell membrane permeability, inducing competence for DNA uptake (allowing DNA fragments to enter the cell more readily).
