Sentence examples for bone dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Several identified eQTLs were novel and these implicate genes involved in bone development (IPO8, XYLT1, and PRKAR1A), and ribosomal pathways related to marrow and bone dysfunction, as potential candidates in the development of CMI.

Bone dysfunction may also arise following the production of RANKL by activated T cells, by directly triggering osteoclastogenesis [ 12].

For example, items like "Difficulties with bowel function" may be added to the BS domain and "Bone dysfunction" (osteoporosis, etc).

ALP, an enzyme produced naturally by the body, may be a sensitive indicator of bone or liver metastasis, as ALP levels can reflect liver or bone dysfunction (Kaplan, 1972).

> -wrap-foot> In line with the aforementioned spectrum of FTD-ALS disease, these results expand even more the range of overlap by including an association of ALS with bone dysfunction and myopathy.

All aspects, including anemia [ 23, 25], erythropoietin-resistance [ 39], reduced number/and or function of endothelium progenitor cells [ 3, 16, 40], general bone marrow dysfunction [ 21, 22], are commonly described in renal dysfunction.

The autonomic nervous system can initiate and propagate bone marrow dysfunction in diabetes.

They are able to augment hematopoiesis when bone marrow dysfunction exists.

Bone marrow dysfunction is common in severely injured trauma patients, with release of hematopoietic progenitor cells (HPC) into the peripheral blood.

Osband, M, Cohen, H, Cassady, JR, and Jaffe, N. "Severe and protracted bone marrow dysfunction following long term therapy with methyl CCNU". Proceedings of the American Association for Cancer Research Vol.18 (January 1 , 1977.

SDS is clinically characterized by pancreatic insufficiency, skeletal abnormalities and bone marrow dysfunction.