This decrease over time in the integration of functional, differentiated cells leads to the eventual breakdown of epidermal integrity and results in animal lysis.
However, the transition from a high glucose to fructose ratio as noted in immature grape berries to one near unity in mature grape berries was associated with a breakdown of cell integrity during ripening resulting in a loss of the spatial separation of substrate and enzyme (invertase) [ 23].
That brought a stinging rebuke from John Lloyd Wright, son of the celebrated architect, who wrote Life magazine, "The moral breakdown of the integrity and dignity of the Architectural profession seems now complete".
Deficits in sensorimotor gating, a function to focus on the most salient stimulus, could lead to a breakdown of cognitive integrity, and could reflect the "flooding" by sensory overload and cognitive fragmentation seen in schizophrenia.
The resulting breakdown of coating integrity in the irradiated coating leads to both anodic and cathodic activity occurring through the photodegraded coating and a subsequent loss in overall SVET current balance in the plane of scan above the cut edge.
During malaria pathogenesis, it is difficult to establish which comes first, the breakdown of BBB integrity or the pathogenic inflammatory response.
The likelihood of severely damaged endothelial and perivascular cells leading to breakdown of BBB integrity should be considered in treatment development for MPS III B, particularly in regards to drug delivery across the blood-brain barrier.
Low E-cadherin is associated with breakdown of epithelial integrity and also poor repair capacity.
We interpreted extracellular p85 as a clear indicator for the breakdown of cellular integrity.
