Sentence examples for an increased complement from inspiring English sources

The expansion of house-keeping and metabolic gene functions is also mirrored by the findings of the GO enrichment analysis comparing P. patens and A. thaliana (Table  5 and Additional file 6: Table A5), which revealed an increased complement of genes involved in translation, oxidation-reduction, electron transport, microtubule based movement, glycolysis, and ATP synthesis.

A third study focussing on patients with advanced AMD also found an increased complement activation in AMD patients: studying a slightly different set of complement proteins, Reynolds and co-workers found an increased plasma concentration of C5a and Bb, independent of genotype.

Increased complement activation can be associated with enhanced viral pathogenesis.

Increased complement has been associated with enhanced inflammation and tissue destruction [24].

In this study we were only alerted to potential confounding effects by the lack of increased complement resistance conferred by the common IGR changes found in MenB isolates.

Because of this, we hypothesized that the increased complement levels in the HPAI H5N1 infected mice could be associated with the enhanced inflammation associated with these infections.

The lack of proper regulation of the AP convertase may be responsible for the increased complement activation that has been observed in DHF patients (Figure 6; Table 3).

The involvement of augmented complement activation in dengue pathophisiolgy was demonstrated by Bokisch et al. [3], however the specific mechanisms triggering the increased complement activation in dengue disease still need elucidation.

To determine whether the effects of B(a)P seen in vitro in ARPE-19 cells are consistent with changes in vivo, we sought evidence for increased exocytotic activity and increased complement pathway components in the RPE/choroid of mice exposed to chronic cigarette smoke for 6 months, starting at 2 months of age.

In RA synovial fluid, therefore, microparticles might modulate the increased complement activation.

The increased complement resistance of tumour cells growing in three-dimensional spheroids is partly because of an insufficient penetration of antibodies and complement into the TMSs.