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thus, the fixed-effects model was used (Fig
TFAM proteins bind to the light and heavy chain promoter regions of DNA (Zorzano and Claret, 2015), increasing the flexibility of DNA and promoting its compression (Farge et al., 2012)
Data on the quantitative relationship between these factors and the placental transport of drugs are poor, while for 20 specific drugs of different structure, a parabolic or bilinear relationship between placental transport and lipophilicity has been suggested, expressed by the logarithm of octanolwater partition (logP) [99,100,101,102]