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To verify whether the binding of β-catenin to the ABCB1 promoter could lead to ABCB1 transcriptional activation, we activated the canonical WNT pathway in K562 and Lucena cells by LiCl 10 mM treatment, as described by Stambolic and colleagues see reference [ 36].

We activated the appliance 2 times a day (1 activation = +0.25 mm) for 14 days, for a total of 7 mm.

In order to validate the potential of activation of the beads used in this study, we activated the CD4+ primary T cells with these beads and checked the phosphorylation of signaling molecules known to be involved in the TCR/CD3 signaling cascades.

To measure the costs of immune activation and inflammation without any concurrent cost of infection, we activated the immune system at an early life stage with two non-infectious antigens: heat-killed bacteria (Serratia marcescens) and nylon filament, both of which elicit an immune response [21], [22].

We activated the Cry1AbMod protoxin with trypsin and purified the trypsin-activated Cry1AbMod toxin by ion-exchange chromatography.

We activated the PB either thermally or by UV light and monitored reaction kinetics by DSC and FTIR methods.

But Stewart says they could have the opposite effect, too: "Every time we view a number or goal [on an activity tracker], we activate the incentive driven part of our brain and initiate dopamine release".

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And if we set aside our pride and ask, not only do we activate the support network that is so vital to our wellbeing, we also free our loved ones to ask us for help when they're in need.

The Emory University neuroscientist Gregory Berns found that when we take a stance different from the group's, we activate the amygdala, a small organ in the brain associated with the fear of rejection.

Brain scans reveal that when we contemplate violence done to others we activate the same regions in our brains that fire up when mothers gaze at their children, suggesting that caring for strangers may be instinctual.