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Published 2019
“... mitochondrial function which was probably related to AKT inactivation; MLT improved OXPHOS and decreased ROS...”
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Published 2012
“... (<= 14 mu g/ml) indicated a toxic effect enough to decrease the hatching rate of blastocysts. Concentrations of FM at 140...”
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Published 2014
“... study evaluated and compared the effect of CGEN 856S and Ang-(1-7) on AKT/eNOS and AKT/FOXO1 activation...”
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Published 2015
“... treated with malathion during the first 24 hours of exposure due to its rapid lethal effect on adult...”
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Published 1987
“... in popular medicine to decrease toxilogical effect caused by snake bites. The objective of this study was...”
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Published 2018
“... exposed to a heat shock (HS) of 37°C during 1 h and then exposed to a range of lethal concentrations...”
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Published 2016
“... pathways PI3K and AMPK/Akt/mTOR, the two major pathways involved in the angiogenesis process. This process...”
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