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However, even if their concentration is strongly increased in IBD, antibodies against gut-resident flora also occur in healthy subjects, probably following transient barrier dysfunction [ 128].
Results of studies using Electric Cell Substrate Impedance Sensing suggested a transient decrease of the barrier function in an in vitro blood brain barrier model following incubation with these nanoformulations.
Boirivant, M. et al. A transient breach in the epithelial barrier leads to regulatory T-cell generation and resistance to experimental colitis.
Notably, a transient increase of blood brain barrier (BBB) permeability and its injury were found at early stage of EV71 infection [ 27].
More recently, it has received special attention in connection with proton and hydride transfer reactions in enzymes [10,68 71], one fairly general definition being a "vibration with some degree of motion along the reaction coordinate, coupled to a transient compression of the apparent barrier" [10].
It is possible that a transient disturbance of the blood brain barrier function (which has been demonstrated after seizures in experimental animals) and release of chemotactic substances into the CSF during the seizures result in these CSF abnormalities [ 40].
Our result highlights that a pro-apoptotic stimulus also induces regulatory genes, and fits well with the observation of a transient dysfunction of the blood brain barrier in human severe malaria [46].
We show that hematogenously acquired C. albicans are readily able to penetrate the mouse blood brain barrier (BBB) and establish a transient cerebritis that causes short-term memory impairment.
Tnf-α and toll-like receptor (TLR) stimulation can induce a transient increase in epithelial cell shedding with loss of epithelial barrier function.
For the same parameter values, however, a transient elevation in the number of pathogenic bacteria that leads to translocation across the epithelial barrier stimulates an inflammatory response.
