Insulin and amino acids may upregulate LAT4 function by increasing its phosphorylation on S297. by Lalita Oparija-Rogenmozere (8911535)

GRA15 may increase parasite dissemination during acute infection. by Emily F. Merritt (18275320)

May obesity increase the risk of lymphoma? Insights from genetic evidence by Jing Liu (38537)

“…Sensitivity analyses confirmed no heterogeneity or pleiotropy.</p> <p>Obesity may independently increase lymphoma risk, unrelated to adipokines. …”

Reduction of NPIs by >50% may result increased transmission and significant mortality. by Benjamin U. Hoffman (5470583)

Increased XOD activity of hepatocytes in hyperlipidemia may be related to pyruvate metabolism. by Shan Zhang (431282)

Cancer Risks Associated with Chronic Exposure to Urban Dust May Increase in a Mining Town by Jesus-Eulises Corona-Sánchez (20683191)

A model of how the gypsy boundary may increase the function of <i>HAen79</i>. by Yuzhong Cheng (187196)

Data for "Nanoplastics alter ecosystem multifunctionality and may increase global warming potential " by Yanfei Zhou (15196690)

“…Our findings provide the only evidence to date that the rapid increase of nanoplastics is altering not only ecosystem structure and processes but also ecosystem multifunctionality, and it may increase the emission of CO2 and CH4 and their global warming potential to some extent.…”

Mechanisms through which IAS may increase disease risk: Real-case examples. by Eleonora Chinchio (9553057)

“…Small mammals and birds may serve as paratenic hosts, while domestic dogs may rarely act as alternative definitive hosts. …”

An increase in the infectivity may reverse the effect of predator grazing rate on the predator population size. by Veijo Kaitala (7736)

Raw data for "Functional responses to climate change may increase invasive potential of Carpobrotus edulis" by Josefina G. Campoy (7377212)

“…<p>Raw data for "Functional responses to climate change may increase invasive potential of <i>Carpobrotus edulis</i>" published in the American Journal of Botany (2021). …”

Dietary gluten may increase peptidase activity in the SI, which is positively correlated with SI enteropathy. by Ahmed Dawood Mohammed (6707420)

CGRP targeting therapies may increase infection risk – a meta-analysis of placebo-controlled trials and a narrative review by Marcin Straburzyński (18505137)

Data Sheet 1_Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection may increase the degrees of malignancy in lung adenocarcinoma.docx by Shanshan Li (114847)

“…</p>Conclusion<p>Our findings suggest that MTB infection may increase the malignancy of LAC, with the pronounced expression of PD-L1 in granuloma regions constituting a pivotal mechanism underlying this relationship.…”

Lipid/insulin infusions may increase relative serum TSH levels but have no effect on thyroid hormones. by Rosemary McDonald (12530532)

The weighted betweenness centrality increases and attains a peak about May 01, 2020, and steadily decreases ever since. by Satyam Mukherjee (2576785)

“…<p>The weighted betweenness centrality increases and attains a peak about May 01, 2020, and steadily decreases ever since.…”

Differential Levels of STAT Protein Activation in Term HCs may contribute to observed Increases in HIV Replication. by Erica L. Johnson (11331453)

Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Exhibit Reduced Baroreflex Sensitivity That May Be Associated with Increased Body Fat by Stella Vieira Philbois (6426632)

“…Conclusion: Our results suggest that obesity did little to alter HRV in women with PCOS, but it may influence the spontaneous BRS.</p></div>…”

Women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Exhibit Reduced Baroreflex Sensitivity That May Be Associated with Increased Body Fat by Stella Vieira Philbois (6426632)

“…Conclusion: Our results suggest that obesity did little to alter HRV in women with PCOS, but it may influence the spontaneous BRS.</p></div>…”

Data_Sheet_1_Drug Use in Night Owls May Increase the Risk for Mental Health Problems.pdf by Jeevan Fernando (11930741)

“…<p>Drugs of abuse are widely known to worsen mental health problems, but this relationship may not be a simple causational one. Whether or not a person is susceptible to the negative effects of drugs of abuse may not only be determined by their addictive properties, but also the users’ chronotype, which determines their daily activity patterns. …”