RLs stimulate the copious release of interleukin (IL -8, granulocyte-macrophage colony-stIL -8tingranulocyte-macrophagem nasal epithelial colony-stimulatingoxic levels (Bédard et al. 1993).
There is little information regarding a relationship between specific stroke location and disturbances in repolarization in humans, but there is substantial evidence that 'catecholamine storm', characterized by copious release of norepinephrine from cardiac β-1 receptor sites, during acute cerebral accidents is responsible for myocardial damage reflected in sub-endocardial injury.
By shunting nutrient to distal regions of the intestine, it causes copious postprandial release of satiety and incretin hormones PYY and GLP-1 via chemosensory mechanisms.
Parasites sequester and biomineralize the copious heme released during large-scale hemoglobin digestion in their acidic food vacuole (van Dooren et al., 2012; Sigala and Goldberg, 2014); they also require heme as a metabolic cofactor for cytochrome-mediated electron transfer within mitochondria (Painter et al., 2007; van Dooren et al., 2012; Sigala and Goldberg, 2014).
The composites used in civil infrastructure pose an unusually high hazard because the polymers most often used are highly flammable and release copious amounts of heat, smoke, and fumes when they smolder and burn.
Though black holes themselves are invisible (even light cannot escape their gravitational grasp), matter falling into such objects can heat to temperatures as high as hundreds of millions of degrees, causing it to release copious amounts of high-energy light that can be seen from across the universe.
Conversely, macrophages can also release copious amounts of toxic metabolites that can promote tissue damage during antimicrobial defence responses [39].
Replacing extracellular Ca2+ with Sr2+ causes copious asynchronous quantal release of GABA (mIPSCs) after stimulation of inhibitory interneurons [24] (Fig. 6A).
On the other hand, other cancer cell types stimulate the surrounding stromal cells to release copious amounts of this cytokine.
One of the many characteristics that bone-homing cancer cells have in common is that most of them release copious levels of interleukin (IL -6, whIL -6elps in facilitating bone invasion and growhichf metastatic lesions.
iNKT cells express an invariant α chain of the TCR, recognize lipid antigens, and can release copious amounts of cytokines, including IL-4, IL-13, and IFN-γ following activation (reviewed in ref. 65).
