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Table 1 shows that adipose tissue increases significantly in breast cancer patients.

Figure 1 shows that Ghrelin increases the action potential of the neurons associated with the growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH). This shows that the increase of Ghrelin on the GHRH neurons occurs in both males and females.

Figure 5 B and C are entire proteome topographical plots of up-regulated phosphorylation in G1 (B) and M-phase (C) cells. M-phase cells have much more M-phase phosphoprotein phosphatase activity than G1 protein activity seen in G1 cells based on a Protein Regulated Phosphorylation (P-RePh) scores > 10.

Figure 3 is a gel electrophoresis of the RT-PCR experiment of amplifying DNA of the rat cochlear nucleus. This gel electrophoresis shows that a subset of potassium channel's are expressed in the rat cochlear nucleus and present in all subdivisions of the cochlear nucleus.

Figure 2Ac depicts the increase in chloride sensing of drug by increase in pH. The quick response of chloride ions to drug implies the possibility of chloride channel drug targeting for inhibition of disease progression.

Figure 1 depicts an RT-PCR of mRNAs of CLC-1 through CLC-7. Chloride ion flux is a necessary part of corneal wound electric current in human corneal epithelium. Chloride channel proteins 2,3,4, 5, and 6, but chloride channel 1 is not involved.

The second half of Figure 2 shows the progression of thyroxine-binding globulin over time in hypothyroid women from stimulation, to post-embryonic development. It was tested between women who were treated for hypothyroidism vs. women who were not. Overall, the increase in TBG presence is gradual over time, but the increase is not statistically significant.

Figure 1 has homogenous Dnase1 (+) and homogenous mutant Dnase1 (-) mice. Dnase1 activity was able to be detected in (+) mice in several tissues including stomach, pituitary, kidney, lymph, and thyroid. Double mutants had no Dnase1 activity in any of the tissues.

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Figure 2 shows the antagonism of cocaine in uptake assays.

Figure 3 and Figure 6 show such activity.

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Figure 2 shows the specific nucleotides used for transcribing the gene somatostatin within the rat's DNA, so that it can later be used as a regulator of both pancreatic and gastrointestinal hormones.

Figure 2. shows the binding data to support

Figure 6 shows that the negative charged amino acid residues represent the calcium channels for which help to to moderate the inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate.

Figure 5 shows that through acetylation, the Cyclophilin A can be regulated by selecting for the cis-trans peptidyl-prolyl bond.

Figure 3 clearly shows that the addition of the direct cAMP activator increases the effects on the protein kinase A as compared to the control.