• According to Veblen the origin and development

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  According to Veblen, the origin and development of this type of behaviour, together with the complexity of its instantiations, would give rise to a common belief in providential interference in human life, and would form a social fact – the institutionalising of the behaviour – from which teleology

• Proposed by Bohn in the context of government debt sustainab

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  Proposed by Bohn (1998), in the context of government debt sustainability, this function initially intends to investigate the fiscal policy reaction when encountering an increase in the debt/GDP ratio. According to the author, a positive response of the primary surplus (or a negative one of the defi

• dna repair pathways The relationship between health status a

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  The relationship between health status and wages can be explained as follows: (a) better health increases employees’ marginal productivity, which in turn leads to wage benefits; (b) employers generally expect healthier workers to be more productive; this dna repair pathways implies that employers a

• A better understanding of the contributions

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  A better understanding of the contributions of epitope targeting and conservation could potentially be obtained by investigating features of the response shared between LTNP/EC with and without protective alleles. Depending upon the case definition used, 59–79% of LTNP/EC bear HLA B*27 or B*57 (Migu

• LDE225 In vitro high concentrations of palmitate

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  In vitro, high concentrations of palmitate, glucose, or both combined cause beta cell endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress and apoptosis. Beta cell ER stress is a known feature of type 2 diabetes in humans and animal models (). Cells respond to ER stress by activating the unfolded protein response (UPR

• Our study was limited to enrollment at sites

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  Our study was limited to enrollment at sites in New York City. Nevertheless, our subjects revealed a broad spectrum in demographics, particularly race and country of origin. This is not surprising, as TB in the US, and particularly in New York City, is a disease predominantly diagnosed in foreign-bo

• br Materials Methods br Results

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  Materials & Methods Results Discussion To test the role of the Mbnl family of proteins in skeletal muscle function we have developed and examined transgenic mouse strains that show single and combinatorial deficits in the three muscleblind proteins, Mbnl1, Mbnl2 and Mbnl3. In contrast with

• br Author contributions br Declaration of interests

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  Author contributions Declaration of interests Acknowledgements This publication made use of the Neisseria Multi Locus Sequence Typing website (http://pubmlst.org/neisseria/) developed by Keith Jolley and sited at the University of Oxford (Jolley and Maiden, 2010). The development of this

• br Author Contributions br Declaration of Interests The

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  Author Contributions Declaration of Interests The following are the supplementary data related to this article. Introduction Antibodies (Abs) can prevent viral infection through two key mechanisms: neutralizing cell-free virus and targeting virally-infected cells for destruction through ei

• It is now well established that

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  It is now well established that long MWCNTs (Poland et al., 2008), as well as large CNT-aggregates of short CNTs (Kolosnjaj-Tabi et al., 2010), can induce granuloma formation in animal models. At this stage, the sizes of CNTs we observed are not large enough to induce such granuloma formation. Howev

• Muscle A kinase anchoring protein mAKAP also known as

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  Muscle A-kinase anchoring protein (mAKAP; also known as AKAP6) is a 255kDa scaffold protein localized to the nuclear envelope of neurons and striated myocytes and that binds PKA as well as a large number of signaling enzymes implicated in stress responses (Passariello et al., 2015). mAKAP also binds

• br Methods br Results Between June and November with

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  Methods Results Between June 2012 and November 2014, with the last assessments completed in May 2015, 411 self-selected interested people were screened via phone call and 125 participants were interviewed, of whom 57 were eligible. The 57 eligible participants gave informed consent and were ra

• In view of these in vitro findings we tested the

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  In view of these in vitro findings, we tested the association between thrombin generation and complement activation in a second, independent thrombosis/thrombolysis model, and used this model to determine whether C5 is activated by thrombolytic pathways in vivo. Using wild-type mice with stable caro

• Because of the ability of DEHP and MEHP

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  Because of the ability of DEHP and MEHP to induce the order AZD1152-HQPA of c-myc and P13K/Akt pathways in human cell lines and the role of these in telomerase maintenances, our findings may be suggestive of a possible action of MEHP as tumor promoter. However, these findings need to be taken with

• SP600125 In order to test the effect of anti

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  In order to test the effect of anti-merozoite SP600125 in complement-mediated RBC invasion we used two types of antibodies, an anti-merozoite mouse monoclonal (mAb5.2) and polyclonal IgG from MSP142 vaccines (Otsyula et al., 2013). Use of mAb5.2 resulted in enhancement of RBC invasion above that of

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