In light of all of these divergent effects of PACAP in inflammatory, vascular, immune, and pain mechanisms as well as in bone turnover, we were interested in its potential role in arthritis.
The relation between inflammation and tissue turnover is of particular interest.
Treatments aimed at inhibiting bone turnover are of particular interest, as subchondral bone is severely affected in OA [ 2- 6], and subchondral bone changes can often be observed before articular cartilage degeneration [ 3, 7- 9].
Based on the knowledge of arthritic bone loss in histological studies of animal models of arthritis and the radiographic appearance of arthritic bone erosions in human disease, we defined three different compartments of periarticular bone, where a direct in situ analysis of bone turnover would be of interest.
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It also chimed perfectly with the Church of England's investment policy, which recommends against funding any company that makes more than 25% of its turnover from lending at high interest rates (as well as from tobacco, gambling, alcoholic drinks, or human embryonic cloning).
Voluntary employee turnover has long been of interest to researchers and practitioners, mainly because of its potential to have a negative effect on organizational productivity and morale (Chen et al., 2011; Shaw et al., 2005).
These features should make the presented method particularly attractive for the engineering of substrate peptides exhibiting a defined catalytic turnover that could be of interest in the construction of synthetic and regulatory circuits, prodrug design, inhibitor discovery, and substrate probe development.
One respondent at a non-governmental institution highlighted a high turnover of faculty due to interest in moving into government positions, which were often better paying, contractual jobs.
