The strain of endurance events such as exploration will force biochemical changes in the human body, Almond says.
His observations of biochemical changes in the metabolism of the neurotransmitter dopamine in schizophrenics helped usher in the development of new anti psychotic drugs.
"If calcium" or other biochemical changes in the muscles "caused muscle failure, this would be impossible at the end, when these changes are at their greatest levels".
The consumption of the refined flour on which these foods is based can induce biochemical changes in the body that have been linked with conditions such as diabetes (see Nutrition News, below), obesity and heart disease.
Muscular exertion does, however, produce biochemical changes in the body that are quite complex and that differ in various tissues and organs such as the heart or the brain.
Several studies support the presence of biochemical changes in the endothelial activation of migraineurs.
Metformin attenuates AD-like biochemical changes in the brain of these mice.
But Sonntag also wanted to investigate whether biochemical changes in the brain trigger those differences in reproductive behavior.
This study investigated whether lysosomal enzymes can indicate biochemical changes in the lysosomal apparatus induced by enzyme replacement therapy (ERT).
Pregermination leads to extensive biochemical changes in the pregerminated rice compared with the ungerminated whole-grain ([Kayahara and Kikuichi 2000];[Sakamoto et al. 2007]).
No neurological toxicity or biochemical changes in the CSF or blood that could be correlated to administration of tested products were observed in this study.
