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          br Materials and methods br Results br Discussion2022-03-18  Materials and methods Results Discussion Until very recently, the anti-atherogenic activity of niacin was attributed almost exclusively to its impact on HDL and other plasma lipids, perhaps mediated via its action on GPR109A expressed in adipose or other tissues. However, recent clinical st 
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          br Methods br Results br2022-03-18  Methods Results Discussion Conclusion The in vivo pEC50 for NEFA release in the rat was derived for 12 GPR81/GPR109A agonists, including the historically well-known nicotinic acid. By integrating in vitro cell assay potency data for both receptors, these in vivo pEC50 values could be rea 
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          Cichlasoma dimerus as most teleost fish2022-03-18  Cichlasoma dimerus, as most teleost fish species, present neurons expressing GnRH3 (Pandolfi et al., 2005). As in most ha tag peptide species, the neurons expressing GnRH3 are mainly located in the NOR, although few neurons were detected in the olfactory bulb, ventral telencephalon and the POA (Gon 
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          Elevated methylglyoxal levels also contribute to carbonyl st2022-03-18  Elevated methylglyoxal levels also contribute to carbonyl stress, cytotoxicity, DNA damage, apoptosis and cell death. These mechanisms may be important for normal aging of the nervous system as well as for the development of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease wher 
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          Based on our finding that TFA2022-03-18  Based on our finding that TFA modulates GlyR function and reports that TFA-bound Fmoc-Ser(tBu)-OH receptor can differ markedly from those synthesized without TFA, we retested a previously published dodecapeptide (D12-116) that also enhanced GlyR function but this time as a chloride salt (Tipps et a 
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          br Excitatory amino acid transporter mediated glutamate tran2022-03-18  Excitatory amino INNO-406 australia transporter-mediated glutamate transport Early studies detailing the presence of uptake systems capable of transporting glutamate and aspartate into neurons and glia represented a critical step in the overall task of demonstrating that l-glutamate was indeed a 
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          Epidemiological evidence indicates that neuroinflammation pl2022-03-18  Epidemiological evidence indicates that neuroinflammation plays a pivotal role in pathogenesis of AD (Heneka et al., 2015, Heneka et al., 2013, Holmes et al., 2009, Liu et al., 2016). For example, prolonged treatment with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs reduces the risk of developing AD (In et 
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          br FXR FGF in the control of BAs synthesis The2022-03-17  FXR–FGF15/19 in the control of BAs synthesis The nuclear receptor FXR is the master regulator of BAs homeostasis, modulating their synthesis, prostaglandin receptors and uptake [15]. FXR decreases BA de novo hepatic biosynthesis by reducing the expression of CYP7A1. At the canalicular membrane, 
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          Michiel S van der Heijden2022-03-17  Michiel S. van der Heijden had full access to all MM-102 data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis. Wang, Sustic, de Oliveira, van den Heuvel, Bernards, van der Heijden. Wang, Sustic, de Oliveira, van de Ven. Wang, Sustic, de 
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          In terms of cytotoxicity studies under two dimensional cell2022-03-17  In terms of cytotoxicity studies under two-dimensional cell culture conditions, only two of the above-mentioned publications with liposomal formulations of tyrosine kinase inhibitors reported viability data as compared to respective free drugs. On the one hand, liposomal gefitinib exerted strongly r 
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          The normal function of the FBPase enzyme2022-03-17  The normal function of the FBPase enzyme is to catalyze the hydrolysis of F1,6BP to F6P. This activity is induced by diabetes and starvation and is increased in diabetic rats. The level of FBPase can be normalized by insulin, however, similar information is not available from diabetic patients. FBPa 
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          In our cohort each patient had a median2022-03-17  In our cohort, each patient had a median of 2 Anti-FXa measurements performed daily and a median of 1 infusion rate change daily to maintain therapeutic unfractionated heparin levels. Previously, several studies have documented that APTT-based protocols lead to more fluctuations in comparison with A 
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          A large body of literature have reported that various2022-03-17  A large body of literature have reported that various cellular pathways are dysregulated in NPC [19]. Among these pathways, Akt is frequently hyperactivated in NPC and regulates diverse cellular processes including tumor cell growth, proliferation, metabolism, survival and invasion, as well as angio 
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          It has been demonstrated that RA regulates gene expression t2022-03-17  It has been demonstrated that RA regulates gene 3ma synthesis through an epigenetic mechanism during stem cell and cancer cell differentiation. In neuroblastoma cells, RA induced neural maturation through RET gene transcriptional activation by increasing H3K4me3 levels at the promoter region and de 
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          br Introduction Regulation of transcription2022-03-17  Introduction Regulation of transcription is a critical event of the embryonic development and epigenetic mechanisms such as histone modifications and DNA methylation appear important in mediating temporal changes, and differences among cells/tissues, of temporary stabilized transcriptomes (Mas e 
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