Sentence examples for characteristics of inflammation from inspiring English sources
The organ does not reproduce the classic characteristics of inflammation as in other parts of body.
Both MR signal and contrast-enhancement characteristics of inflammation and fibrosis have been investigated.
The characteristics of inflammation, such as increased blood flow and enhanced vascular permeability, can also be exploited in the imaging of inflammation.
Such a differential effect of platelets in controlling endothelial barrier integrity is likely to be based on a complex balance between characteristics of inflammation in vascular beds, early or late phase, magnitude, role of other inflammatory players, i.e. leukocytes, and experimental models used.
The extent of glial scar formation and the characteristics of inflammation are the most remarkable difference in the injured spinal cord microenvironment between the subacute and chronic phases.
In fact the synovial membrane in the joints was like normal synovium, with few signs of synovial hyperplasia or other characteristics of inflammation (Fig. 3E).
We used surface-enhanced laser desorbtion ionization time-of-flight (SELDI-TOF) mass spectrometry to screen for the presence of biomarkers characteristic of inflammation and bleeding in fresh samples of amniotic fluid.
Tumor microenviroment is characteristic of inflammation, ischemia and starvation of nutrient.
13 Indeed, IL-6 activates a whole cascade of events characteristic of inflammation, and leads to metalloproteinase-mediated degradation of cartilage matrix and activation of osteoclasts.
However, markers of tissue damage characteristic of inflammation, apoptosis and ROS (reactive oxygen species) generation have been found in tissues of human and transgenic mouse models carriers of mutant TTR variants, well before amyloid deposits can be detected [ 8– 10].
It thus seems that if A3AR upregulation is characteristic of inflammation, then CF101 treatment induces receptor downregulation, which reflects receptor functionality, and modulation of key signaling proteins that control the inflammatory process.
