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As with cytokines, C5a and pfGPI synergistically induced chemokines, and this effect was abrogated for the β-chemokines by blocking the C5aR (Figure 4A D).

The difference in clonogenic survival after pharmacological inhibition of c-Abl activity was significantly more pronounced when c-Abl activity was abrogated for 24 h post-irradiation.

Functional analysis of PTPRT mutation in HNSCC revealed that normal function, signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) dephosphorylation, was abrogated for the mutant protein [17].

This follows from the fact that a realisational statement once made cannot be abrogated (for more detail, see section Realisation: the renewal of connection with experience below).

These laws are not negotiable instruments that can be abrogated for the sake of political convenience.

But the law also must be clear that those rights that may not be abrogated for any group: the rights of women, of minorities, of the LGBT community, and so many more.

This is abrogated for patronal festivals (that is, the day commemorating the saint or event for which a congregation is named) provided that they do not take place in Lent, Advent, or Easter, in which case they must also be transferred to the next convenient weekday.

These changes were abrogated for all markers at 48 hours (P≥0.3).

Zhang et al. [ 29] reported that Gemin2 binding is abrogated for this substitution on the basis of GST Gemin2 pull-down of in vitro-translated SMN compared with SMN D44V.

In support of this hypothesis, the effect was abrogated by co-incubation (for 5 min) with high concentrations of l-lysine, used in the l-arginine transport assay to inhibit transport.

For example, more GPs provide out of office care regionally in large GP corporations, more professionals such as nurse practitioners entered the general practice, and the gatekeeping role for physiotherapy was abrogated.