Sentence examples for deficient lungs from inspiring English sources

Applications of pure perfluorocarbon liquid breathing (which uses pure perfluorocarbon liquid, not a water emulsion) include assisting burn victims and premature babies with deficient lungs.

Unfortunately, the model's clinical relevance is limited to surfactant deficient lungs of premature neonates and to initial lung injury resulting from tidal hyperventilation.

Decades of research show a connection between heavy air pollution and asthma and deficient lung development in children.

Maternal tobacco smoking has been associated with premature delivery, low birth weight, deficient lung and neurological function, and increased risk of perinatal mortality [ 3, 13- 16].

Although the phenotype was not neonatal lethal, Tgfbi-deficient lungs were morphologically abnormal.

In contrast, higher and sustained levels of proliferation, resulting in myofibroblast hyperplasia and monocytic inflammation, occurred in recovered p21-deficient lungs.

Normal recovery of endothelial and type II epithelial cells, as assessed by expression of cell-type-specific genes was also delayed in p21-deficient lungs.

In addition, Tgfbi-deficient lungs misexpressed TGF-β responsive follisTGF-β responsivee 1, and transiently suppressed myofollistatinplandlet-derived growth factor α differentiation marker.

The exact mechanism of the altered cytokine level in Unc119-deficient lungs is not known.

The increase in the level of KC in Unc119-deficient lungs could contribute to the worsening pathophysiology and increased mortality.

This observation suggests that lipofibroblast differentiation into myofibroblasts is altered in Ezh2-deficient lungs.