Sentence examples for autonomic development from inspiring English sources
We propose that autonomic development is partially entrained through these processes.
Magnon, C. et al. Autonomic nerve development contributes to prostate cancer progression.
Mutations in PHOX2B, a transcription factor instrumental in autonomic ganglia development, are found in over 90% of CCHS children, and are believed to underlie the impaired autonomic and respiratory characteristics of the syndrome [18].
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The data imply existence of simultaneous processes in stroma-rich tumors enabling maturation either towards a chromaffin or a ganglionic phenotype in neighbouring cells, putatively reflecting alternative embryonal programmes in autonomic nervous system development.
An imbalance between Tlx2 and Phox2b expression may affect autonomic nervous system development, as Phox2b is essential for the differentiation of neural crest cells into autonomic neurons [ 32].
Furthermore, ATP-mediated signaling may also contribute to alterations in the central nervous mechanisms of autonomic control and development of hypertension in rats subjected to chronic intermittent hypoxia.
As little is known about the development of autonomic function in preterm infants, we contrasted autonomic cardiovascular control across the first 6 months after term-corrected age (CA) in preterm and term infants.
The agent-oriented paradigm has emerged as a viable approach for the development of autonomic systems in the healthcare domain.
Preterm birth impairs the infant's stress response due to interruption of autonomic nervous system (ANS) development.
These results implicate axonal degeneration as an important source of signals that trigger the development of autonomic dysreflexia and are discussed in the context of mouse genetics, interstrain differences and possible molecular mechanisms underlying autonomic dysreflexia after spinal cord injury.
