One possible explanation could be FS was not absorbed by the low lignan patients; however, the changes in oxidative stress markers suggest that FS had been absorbed causing systemic effect.
However, depending on the system of delivery and dose used, <20% of the nebulized GCs is deposited into the lungs and the rest may be absorbed into the circulation from the gastrointestinal system and subsequently cause systemic effects [ 61].
Milk yield and physiological responses suggested intramammary 5-HT and METH doses were high enough to cause systemic effects.
Sticky-traps did not cause systemic effects, as shown by uncompromised wound healing and normal tracheal vessel density.
Statistically significant data are highlighted in bold This study reveals that mycorrhization causes systemic effects on tomato fruits from Micro-Tom plants leading to phenological, molecular and metabolic variations.
In summary, our analyses using tissue-specific RNAi strains indicate that neurons, but not muscle, constitute a critical organ in which pat-4/ILK functions to cause systemic effects on the animal.
Of the available inhaled corticosteroids, comparative studies have shown that budesonide, mometasone, and fluticasone have a lower potential to cause systemic effects as compared with beclomethasone dipropionate and triamcinolone (Crim et al. 2001; Anon. 2005b).
In some types of pathology (cancer, sporadic prionic disease) only a single "extreme" cell may be sufficient to cause systemic effect.
In this study, the methotrexate (MTX) was incorporated into the poly e-caprolactone) (poly e-caprolactoneants (MTX PCL implanto) aiming the local treatment of inflammatory angiogenesis designes wimplantsausing systeMTX side effects.
It can reach very high concentration when delivered locally without causing systemic toxic effects [9, 10].
