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Reports indicated that many locals believed the girl's father, Budhram Tati (the original suspect in the case), was casting black magic spells against them, which could be counteracted by the potent ritual of killing a pre-pubescent girl and offering her organs to the Hindu goddess Durga.

Removal of the FKH domain (Foxp3ΔFKH) led to a substantial increase in the interaction detected in crude lysates, which could be counteracted by the addition of a nuclear localization signal (Foxp3ΔFKH+NLS) to Foxp3ΔFKH (Fig. 1D).

Such bias also reduced the efficiency of variant detection which could be counteracted by higher sequencing depth.

Elimination of cytosolic aspartate aminotransferase, indeed, greatly increased production of ROS, which could be counteracted, at least in part, by addition of oxaloacetate (Son et al. 2013).

Chronic nutrient excess thus seems to activate mTOR-S6 signaling, which could be counteracted by increased AMPK activity in TG mice.

Many common chemotherapeutics act by inducing oxidative stress [ 22– 26], which could be counteracted by the reducing power produced by the oxidative branch of the PPP.

To consider ways in which stigma could be counteracted in health and research programmes in sub Saharan Africa.

Taken together, these findings strongly suggest that binding cellular miRNAs to its target sequences in the viral mRNA could be another mechanism by which invading viruses could be counteracted by the host.

This effect could be counteracted by c-Myc, which itself was up-regulated by LMP1 apparently through IL6 induction and Jak3/STAT3 activation.

In addition, the sympathetic tone in vivo could be counteracted by increased NO production, which would not occur in our setup.

Furthermore, the potential beneficial effect of EPA and DHA intake could be counteracted by total cholesterol intake, which was associated significantly with fish intake in our study.