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There is still lack of general understanding on how the deep overturning circulation contributes to the ITF transport.

Dysregulation of lipid metabolism in the body, including synthesis, storage, and catabolism of intracellular lipids, and lipoprotein secretion and clearance in the circulation, contributes to the development of the metabolic diseases.

We reported that the bronchial circulation contributes to pulmonary function after acute lung injury with smoke inhalation.

Interestingly, it is proposed that an excessive transport of Aβ species from parenchymal Aβ plaques towards blood circulation contributes to CAA development [ 40].

However, it should be stressed that not every cancer cell that is shed from the tumor into circulation contributes to metastases; less than 0.1% of the CTC survive in the bloodstream, and only 0.01% are able to form metastases. Furthermore, the level of expression of molecular markers does not reflect the exact number of the CTC in patient's sample, only their higher or lower level.

Physiological stress, secondary to tissue injury or tumor growth, results in the release of angiogenic factors, including vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), which promotes mobilization of stem cells to the circulation, contributing to the formation of functional vasculature.

This solution eventually mixes in with the systemic circulation, contributing to elevated systemic potassium levels.

The relationship between HAH and posterior, rather than anterior, cerebral circulation contributed to HAH occurrence.

Disorders of the enterohepatic circulation contribute to a correspondingly wide range of diseases, and recent developments have centred in particular on cholesterol gallstone disease and bile acid diarrhoea.

Janet's remnant circulation contributed to the development of a disturbed area of weather off the western coast of Mexico that would subsequently develop into a tropical storm on October 1.

7 Both AGE in tissue and circulation contribute to DN progression.