Sentence examples for burden liver from inspiring English sources

To analyze parasite egg burden, liver samples were weighed and digested in 4% potassium hydroxide and the number of eggs released was quantified by light microscopy.

After absorption, cadmium progressively accumulates in the kidney (half of body burden), liver, pancreas, and the central nervous system (Nordberg et al. 2007).

Six mice were randomly sacrificed after two months to estimate the parasite burden (liver LDA = 10.65 ± 0.92 and spleen LDA = 8.57 ± 0.54).

In order to avoid any ambiguity in interpretation in the present study, the strategy "Measuring the social burden of liver cancer" was relabeled "Measuring incidence, prevalence and burden of liver cancer" and the strategy "Improved risk-assessment and referral by primary care" was relabeled "Early risk assessment in primary care".

The government must address the "catastrophic consequences" of ignoring the burden of liver disease, MPs have said.

The introduction of highly-effective, direct-acting antiviral (DAA) treatment has potential to substantially reduce the burden of liver disease in this population, but accurate information about access to and utilization of this treatment is currently limited.

Continuous and excessive mobilization of the stored fatty acids from adipose tissue is a sign of low dietary energy which increase burden on liver with low hepatic fatty acid oxidation rate and low mobilization rate of VLDL (Grummer 1993).

In conclusion, curcumin treatment modulates cellular and humoral immune responses of infected mice and lead to a significant reduction of parasite burden and liver pathology in acute murine schistosomiasis mansoni.

In fact, we observed that mice treated with oxaliplatin combined with ursolic acid showed better life quality compared to mice treated with oxaliplatin alone, which can be partially explained by decreased tumor burden, better liver function, and restored body weight of these mice.

Drink too much of it, and you'll dehydrate your cells, burden your liver, increase your blood pressure and stimulate your central nervous system into what approaches a fight-or-flight response, leaving you jittery, anxious or high-strung.

Moreover, the burden of liver eggs in µMT mice was significantly reduced at this stage of infection (Fig. 4B).