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Hsp90 inhibitor gedunin causes apoptosis in A549 lung cancer cells by disrupting Hsp90:Beclin-1:Bcl-2 interaction and downregulating autophagy.

Life Science, 2020
AIMS Hsp90 is regarded as an important therapeutic target in cancer treatment. Client proteins of Hsp90 like Beclin-1, PI3K, and AKT, are associated with tumor development, poor prognosis, and resistance to cancer therapies.
Adria Hasan, E. Haque, Rohil Hameed, P. Maier, S. Irfan, M. Kamil, A. Nazir, S. Mir   +7 more
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Health consciousness and self-congruity in natural wine consumption: evidence from Korean MZ generation women

Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics
This study examines psychological drivers of natural wine consumption among Korean MZ generation women (N = 217), focusing on health consciousness, self-congruity and conspicuous consumption.
Yeonhee Seo, Yoonjae Nam
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Others Share this Message, So We Can Trust It? An Examination of Bandwagon Cues on Organizational Trust in Risk

Information Processing & Management, 2019
Consideration of social media use for issues of risk communication has received rapid attention in the scholarly literature. However, specific features of social media and their relevance for risk communication warrant continued investigation.
Xia-Ling Lin, Patric R. Spence
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Economic policy uncertainty, geopolitical risk and corporate outcomes: The role of institutional ownership.

Journal of Environmental Management
The present study examines the moderating role of institutional investors on the relationship between macro uncertainty, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and firm value (FV) by utilizing the annual panel data of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX ...
Jian Huang, Snober Javid, Obaika M. Ohikhuare, Yuheng Ren, Nasir Khan   +4 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

The Coexistence of Bandwagon and Snob Effects: An Empirical Analysis of iPhone Adoption in India

Classical consumer theory distinguishes between the bandwagon effect, where demand rises as more people adopt a product, and the snob effect, where demand is driven by exclusivity and declines with mass adoption. Traditionally, these effects are treated as opposites.
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Snob Effect of the Golf Equipment Industry: Comparative Analysis of Irrational Consumption and Negative Emotion of Consumers

Journal of Golf Studies, 2022
Chulhwan Choi, Inyup Lee, Chul-Ho Bum
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When Less Sells More and When it Does Not: Scarcity Causing Snob versus Bandwagon Effects

2008
Whereas product scarcity is generally thought to enhance product preference and choice, this research distinguishes two different routes of scarcity effects and reveals that scarcity can also decrease choice. Scarcity due to limited supply signals exclusivity, whereas scarcity due to excess demand signals popularity.
van Herpen, E., Pieters, F.G.M., Zeelenberg, M.   +2 more
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Snob Effects, Exclusivity, and Competition Intensity

Marketing ZFP, 2008
Daniela Felsch, Harald Wiese
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The anti-snob zoning law : the effectiveness of Chapter 774 in getting affordable housing built

1987
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1987. ; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 70-74). ; by Cynthia D. Lacasse. ; M.C.P.
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Bandwagon vs Snob Luxuries: Targeting Consumers Based on Uniqueness Dominance

Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2021
Manish Das, Charles Jebarajakirthy, Mohshin Habib   +2 more
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