By administering a low level of Tamoxifen to pregnant mice, it was possible to label a very small number of sensory neurons in each embryo.
In this animal model, colitis severity can be markedly reduced by administering a specific pharmacological inhibitor that reduces small intestinal permeability by preventing the opening of tight junctions, and is prevented completely by rearing animals in germ-free conditions (Arrieta et al., 2009).
In chronologically aging yeast, longevity can be extended by administering a caloric restriction (CR) diet or some small molecules.
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He figured out how to essentially cure a rare genetic disorder called multiple carboxylase deficiency, which could kill babies within hours of birth, by administering small doses of biotin, a B vitamin.
Therefore, by administering small doses, appropriately spaced in time (e.g. three times per week), greater AChE inhibition is accumulated and maintained in the CNS than in peripheral tissues.
Recently, however, a new resuscitation concept has emerged for application when the degree of autogenous vascular control is uncertain, namely permissive hypotension; this is achieved by administering small volumes of resuscitation fluid, permitting only minimal increase in perfusion until full vascular control of hemorrhage can be achieved by surgical intervention [ 34, 35].
Thus, the N-terminal destabilization of the MCPs by administering small, orally available QC/isoQC-inhibitors has potential to directly affect the recruitment of monocytes in vivo, which might have disease-modifying potential in CCL2-mediated disorders such as atherosclerosis/restenosis.
These virtual activities will be administered by a small central set up, with course materials provided by participating existing universities.
That is, therapeutic levels should be achieved in these cases by administering smaller maintenance doses or by increasing dosing intervals to avoid accumulation of this agent in the body.
