Sentence examples for a protects from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that compound A protects ARPE-19 cells against oxidative stress, in part, by enhancing several anti-oxidant defense mechanisms.

Recent results suggested that enhanced gelsolin expression is an important mechanism by which histone deacetylase inhibitor trichostatin A protects against ischemic brain injury [ 40].

Chen et al. reported that biochanin A protects dopaminergic neurons against LPS-induced damage through inhibition of microglia activation and generation of proinflammatory factors [ 19].

This is a major cause of reperfusion injury [ 12, 34] and inhibition of mPTP opening with CsA or sanglifehrin A protects hearts from reperfusion injury in a variety of settings, including isolated perfused hearts, animal models and patients undergoing angioplasty [ 12, 34, 35].

In contrast, Diaz et al. [ 10] in a model of I/R of rabbit cardiomyocytes in cell culture have found that cyclosporine A protects against cardiac myocyte necrosis by induction of chloride anions efflux from myocytes enhancing their cell-volume regulatory response without changes in transmembrane mitochondrial gradient.

Thus, VEGF-A protects neurons from environmental stress and apoptosis and can directly stimulate neurogenesis and axonal regeneration [10], [31].

Investigation of the molecular mechanisms by which Roc-A protects normal cells from chemotherapy-induced cytotoxicity revealed that p53 is a key factor in Roc-A-mediated protection.

Apart from preventing calcium and phosphate precipitation in the serum, fetuin-A protects from arterial media calcification by inhibiting VSMC apoptosis and preventing basic calcium particle nucleation in the extracellular matrix [ 7].

We further investigated the molecular mechanisms by which Roc-A protects normal cells from DNA damage-induced cell death and revealed that the transcription factor p53 is essential for this protection.

Modulation of lymphocyte migration through targeting of SELL and CCR7 is proposed to facilitate HIV-1 immune avoidance (Ramirez et al., 2014; Vassena et al., 2015), and downregulation of NTB-A protects HIV-infected cells from NK cell lysis (Shah et al., 2010).

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