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Accordingly, in cardiac myocytes, INaL is enhanced by reactive oxygen species (ROS) [ 20], whose generation is generally associated to cell distress.
The enrichment step was conducted through generated baits (laboratory baits) whose generation is dependent once again, upon knowledge of closely related reference genomes.
For example, nitric oxide whose generation is enhanced by many GPCR agonists, and which has general inhibitory neuroendocrine and autonomic effects in the PVN and SON [306], constitutively restrains ongoing firing in SON neurons [307].
"There will be repercussions on the global market," said Valerio Caretti, whose generation is the third to work in the business since 1928.
Thrombin, whose generation is TF-dependent (procoagulant expressed in melanoma cells), is the predominant PAR-1 activator [ 21, 107].
These conditions may lead to the observed higher frequency of new genes whose generation is driven by mobile elements in primates, compared with other taxa.
The British soldier and poet Rupert Brooke was a fisherman whose generation was decimated in Flanders and on the Somme.
Confirming these data, we found an increase in the levels of H2O2 produced from AT1-activated NAD(P H oxidase-derived O2−, whose generation was also increased in endothelial cells from diabetic rat carotid.
The Reelin-induced degradation is dependent on the γ-secretase system, as treatment with the γ-secretase inhibitor DAPT led to an accumulation of a truncated EphB2 fragment (CTF1), whose generation was blocked by an inhibitor of β-secretase (data not shown).
The primary pathophysiological mechanism responsible for clinical manifestations of NSTE ACS involves occlusion of coronary arteries by platelet-rich thrombi, whose generation was triggered in response to injury to vascular endothelium, such as a rupture or erosion of an atherosclerotic plaque [ 2].
Consequently, AFs are a good compromise between BOF features, as generalized by Mierswa [50], and arbitrary DSP programs [26], whose automatic generation is notoriously difficult to control.
