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These changes disrupt the integrity of the fungal cell membrane, leading to the leakage of cell constituent and potassium ions, and triggering an increase of the total lipid content, extracellular pH and membrane permeability.
The results demonstrated that α-Phellandrene and Nonanal could significantly inhibit the mycelia growth of P. cyclopium by severely disrupting the integrity of the fungal cell membrane, leading to the leakage of cell constituents and potassium ions, and triggering an increase of the total lipid content, extracellular pH and membrane permeability.
Muscle activity also has a significant influence on the entire bone density triggering an increase of bone mass and bone strength [ 1– 3].
Mr. Kalathara opted out of the matching program, and the moment his spending surpassed $80,501, it triggered an increase of the spending cap for his rivals.
Thereby, an astrocyte glutamate uptake deficiency triggers an increase of the (v_{1}) value, and we observe an increase in the oscillation frequencies in the neural time series.
Moreover, ZnO NPs trigger an increase of intracellular ROS in a dose-dependent manner, followed by chromosome condensation, MMP depolarization, JNK/ERK/p38 MAPK phosphorylation, and PARP cleavage in cultured primary astrocytes.
However, detailed investigation supported by crystal plasticity simulations reveals that the boundary constraints acting on the primary slip direction triggers an increase of the Schmid factors of the activated secondary slip systems, i.e. Schmid's law correctly justified all observed slip traces.
Q-PCR analysis revealed that LAP2α over-expression triggers an increase of PPARγ expression, whereas additional Wnt4 secretion suppresses PPARγ level (Figure 5B).
Instead, surprisingly, loss of Sec8 triggered an increase of NMJ size during larval development.
ATP binding to purinergic receptors triggers an increase of cytoplasmic Ca2+ via the IP3 pathway.
Further experiments revealed that agonist exposure triggered an increase of wild-type GABAAR endocytosis, both on native- and recombinant-GABAARs.
