Additionally, the cyclist's safety as well as the weather conditions in which they must drive without damaging their cargo, can also be determinant factors that justify urban logistics operators' resistance towards the adoption of cargo bikes.
Together with that by Bize and coworkers [27], though from a different perspective, the present study therefore adds to previous laboratory studies in demonstrating a role of protection from oxidative damage as determinant of individual survival prospects also under natural selection regimes.
In conclusion, through detailed profiling of influenza– S. pneumoniae coinfection and multiple interventions, we propose a novel mechanism of immune-mediated damage as determinant of disease severity in coinfection.
As a pro-longevity determinant, p53 might eliminate damaged or dysfunctional cells (apoptosis) or prevent their proliferation and hence their ability to form tumors (senescence).
Based on the function of ER barriers in yeast, namely the asymmetric segregation of damages and aging determinants, it is tempting to assume that similar barriers will be found to play similar roles in a wide variety of other cell types, and particularly in cells that show strong self renewal.
In our dOpa1+/− Drosophila model, the most severely damaged electron transport chain unit is complex II, suggesting that complex II is an important determinant of Drosophila lifespan.
Every damaged tissue has some level of inflammatory process, but that is not to make inflammation a determinant in any specific sense.
The more probable determinant of the efficiency of myocardial ATP production during reperfusion is the extent to which the mitochondria are damaged.
Both telomeric and non-telomeric related DNA damage responses are important determinants of mammalian cellular senescence.
While severe poverty is arguably most important, climate change and environmental damage also affect health determinants such as air, water and food.
