We herein showed that rats and mice developed high titers of anti-Kv1.3 antibodies and appeared no abnormal manifestations after the PADRE-Kv1.3 vaccine treatment.
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As Dantzker et al. [58] observed (it) "may represent the normal physiological behaviour of the system rather than an abnormal manifestation of oxygen extraction".
Disruption of this balancing mechanism ultimately leads to impaired cellular processes triggering abnormal physiological manifestations as seen in many human diseases.
b Includes abnormal echocardiographic manifestations both in native valve or in prosthetic valve.
In the control group, the medical reaction time, based strictly on overtly abnormal clinical manifestations, was considerably longer than in the active group.
In our analyses, we found no evidence that non-responders differed in terms of maternal age, parity, or prenatal treatment or with respect to prognostic factors associated with poor developmental outcome such as gestational age at birth or abnormal clinical manifestations in early infancy.
Generalised epileptic seizures typically occur at rest or during sleep, last less than 5 min and are usually followed by abnormal clinical manifestations (post-ictal signs) including disorientation, restlessness, pacing, lethargy, deep sleep, hunger, thirst, ataxia, proprioceptive deficits, and less commonly, aggressive behaviour and blindness.
It is noteworthy that Kramer's algorithm (used in the present study) specifies that the abnormal clinical manifestation (affecting the patient) is an abnormal symptom (or diagnosis) and/or an abnormal laboratory test.
All treated animals were closely observed for any behavioral changes, abnormal, or toxic manifestations and for mortality up to 24 h.
The earliest ocular manifestations were abnormal Schirmer test and abnormal TBUT (12% and 17% at 5 years of clinical disease) and the least prevalent was retinal amyloid angiopathy (8% at 15 years of clinical disease).
