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induce
verb as in cause to happen; encourage
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The researchers also found that these engineered CAR-NK cells were much less likely to induce cytokine release syndrome — a common side effect of immunotherapy treatments, which can cause life-threatening complications.
"Fumarate no longer binds proteins involved in that process, so the proteins become more active and induce more mitophagy. It's like a reinforcing feedback loop."
It has stimulant and narcotic effects, while datura is a poison that induces delirium and hallucinations.
They include scenes of people dying after being forcibly infected by venomous fleas and of experiments to induce frostbite by leaving undressed people outside to freeze.
They were adopted in reaction to a history of dangerous and discredited practices, including treatments that induced nausea and vomiting or administered electric shocks.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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