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Scheier (1998) phrase this as a‘cruise control’ theory of affect and self-regulation, invoking the analogy to an automobile's cruise control mechanism. Like that mechanism, emotion kicks in to regulate the process whenever the speed deviates from the prescribed rate of progress toward the goal...
Under the influence of various factors and health status, the complex biological process of ageing unfolds at varying rates, leading to the discrepancy of brain biological and chronological ages [1]. Following the established biogerontological model of determining the disparity between the chronological ...
Several possible mechanisms for age-related muscle atrophy have been described; however, the precise contribution of each is unknown. Age-related muscle loss is a result of reductions in the size and number of muscle fibers [23] possibly due to a multifactorial process that involves physical activ...
All tested sampling sites were selected as being representative of each type of hydromorphological transformation, such as the presence of ponds and their impact on the ecosystem of streams (the Sokołówka stream, the Olechówka stream, and the Jasień stream) as well as the regulation and ...
(MF). The upregulated and downregulated genes were predominantly enriched in the BP terms of metabolic process, cellular process, and single-organism process, and the CC terms of integral component of membrane, cell, and nucleus, and the MF terms of binding and catalytic activity (Fig.5B). ...
In addition, the upregulation of genes upon PLK1 inhibition correlates with their expression in normal breast tissue and with better overall survival in breast cancer patients. Our results indicate that differentiation therapy based on PLK1 inhibition is a potential alternative strategy to treat TNBC....
socioeconomic effects are more prominent due to limited sanitation and inadequate regulation of antibiotic use. Notably,E. coliandK. pneumoniae, the 2 most common species ofEnterobacteriaceae, are normal flora in the human body [8]. They could invade the human body via multiple pathways, causing...
It consists of numerous macromolecules in charge of, e.g., the structural support and scaffolding of cellular barriers, cellular signaling, and the regulation of physiological processes. The ECM is composed of proteoglycans and glycoproteins secreted locally and brought together into an organized ...
process, the coagulation factors are cleaved to form two chains, including a light chain (LC) and a heavy chain (HC), which are connected to each other by a single disulfide bond. The HC possesses serine protease activity, whereas the LC consists of a γ-carboxyglutamic acid domain (Gla)...