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While we expected that brightening would desensitize the photoreceptor output (black) and dimming would sensitize it (Figs. 5C D), the general sensitization of the corresponding LMC output (Figs. 5C, E, gray) has not been reported before.

"I felt that the men here are taking steps to make changes in their lives and that this would sensitize them, both in coming to terms with what they've done and the victimization of what's been done to them," Ms. Merritt said.

We hypothesized that the RNA interference (RNAi) induced by retrovirally delivered small interfering RNA (siRNA) would sensitize pancreatic adenocarcinoma cells to gemcitabine and attenuate their invasive potential.

The hypothesis was formed that pre-exposure to the compound would sensitize breast adenocarcinoma (MDA-MB-231) cells to gamma radiation, in pathways dependent on reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation.

This study was designed to evaluate whether gossypol, a phytochemical compound with BH3-mimetic property that functions as an inhibitor of Bcl2/BclXL, would sensitize cultured thoracic cancer cells to this death-inducing ligand.

Given that PLK-1 directly modulates p53 functions as well as indirectly by modulating MDM2 functions, we wanted to determine inhibiting PLK-1 would sensitize cells to the effects of nutlin-3, an inhibitor of MDM2.

We next asked what single or combinatorial interventions would further sensitize cells to PI3K inhibition, i.e. yield an increased apoptosis propensity or decreased proliferation propensity compared to PI3K inhibition alone.

In this context, mechanical ventilation with high Vt and zero PEEP would somehow sensitize the lung to systemic bacteremia.

As a result, there is an unmet need to develop and optimize a therapy that would effectively sensitize cancer cells to radiation and avoid systemic effects on normal tissues, while allowing the use of a relatively low radiation dose.

Although, exogenous expression of a dominant negative mutant form of IKKβ sensitized lung cancer cells to TNF by way of NF-κB inhibition, it was unknown whether this approach would similarly sensitize lung cancer cells to TRAIL.

Since GSK-3 inhibition efficiently suppresses NF-κB in pancreatic cancer cells, and downregulates NF-κB targets associated with chemotherapy resistance such as XIAP and Bcl-XL, it seemed reasonable to predict that this would also sensitize these cells to gemcitabine.