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Thus, increased apoptosis may be associated with pathogenesis of familial Mediterranean fever.
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We have noted increased apoptosis in membranes derived from women with PROM.
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Results: EGCG increased apoptosis and cytotoxicity in BA cells exposed to PH-mediated PDT.
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Functionally, inhibition of the receptor led to increased apoptosis and diminished mitotic activity.
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Axitinib significantly inhibited cell survival and migration, and increased apoptosis in EOC cells.
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This effect was associated with decreased proliferation and increased apoptosis of cancer cells.
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Expression of caspase 3 correlated with increased apoptosis, but only at early time points.
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Conclusion: Short-term CyA treatment may induce increased apoptosis in immature and differentiating cultured monocytes.
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Growth inhibitory effects were correlated with increased apoptosis and accumulation of cells in G2.
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In addition, ER-stress markers were up-regulated leading to increased apoptosis.
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Splanchnic IL-6 correlated positively with cross-clamp time and increased apoptosis.
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However, administration in the reverse order increased apoptosis in tumor-specific CD8+ T cells.
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Unlike many other forms of glomerular injury, diabetic nephropathy was not associated with increased apoptosis.
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We did find initial oxidative stress followed by increased apoptosis in the postnatal TSK lung.
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Direct incubation with methylglyoxal increased apoptosis up to two-fold.
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Decreased production of growth factors and increased apoptosis cause decreased cell proliferation of dedifferentiation chondrocytes.
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