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Intestinal epithelial barrier function may be compromised in response to PAR2 activation [ 55].

Consequently, there is some evidence that single and double strand break repair functions may be compromised in response to AOM treatment.

Whilst classically vascular stiffness is directly related to ventricular stiffness and diastolic function, our study indicates that LV systolic function can be compromised in response to ventricular- vascular stiffening in patients with moderate CKD.

In addition to M. marinum, these animals were compromised in response to a second intracellular pathogen, Listeria monocytogenes.

38 This indicates that brief explosiveness is compromised in response to match-play tennis in HOT and COOL conditions, but that reorganisation strategies during movements with longer active states may compensate for this impairment.

Resident vascular cells might be compromised in their response to TEM-derived factors and 'confused' by contradictory commands derived from different infiltrating BM-derived subpopulations and locally dying cells, thus making the interaction with TEM more feeble or distorted.

Monocytic and granulocytic cells from Btk deficient xid mice and XLA patients are moreover known to be compromised in their responses to FcγR crosslinking and inflammation [ 13, 42].

It is likely that glucose at high concentrations rapidly affects membrane receptors responsible for the activation of NADPH oxidase in neutrophils; therefore, the nonspecific immune response can be compromised in dogs with acute and chronic hyperglycemic conditions.

As with antibacterial responses to infection, it has been proposed that adaptive immune responses may be compromised in patients with low serum concentrations of 25(OH)D3, and association studies have shown links between autoimmune disease and vitamin D deficiency.

Yet, our flexibility of response appears to be compromised in part by our ongoing military involvement in two other Muslim majority countries.

Oxidative stress and synaptic dysfunction – understanding how glial and neuronal antioxidant responses to oxidative stress protect neuronal function, and which processes may be compromised in neurological disorders.