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Also, some of the deleterious properties of hyperoxia may be overcome by applying PEEP, as it may counteract alveolar collapse from progressive nitrogen washout and mitigate the effects of atelectrauma [44].
Deleterious properties such as the tendency of α-synuclein to aggregate are concentration-dependent and would be inhibited at lower protein expression [11].
As α-syn toxicity is generally considered a consequence of its aggregation, we verified that when TAT-α-syn had deleterious properties an aggregation pattern was detectable.
It remains to be established whether or not these deleterious properties of A2E are physiologically relevant.
However, these molecular mechanisms can only explain the deleterious properties of C2238/ αANP on atherosclerotic plaque stability.
However, excessive oxygenation also has deleterious properties in various pathophysiological processes and consequently both clinical and translational studies investigating hyperoxia during critical illness have gained increasing interest.
This deleterious property nonwithstanding, reduced (arsenite) and oxidized (arsenate) arsenics are recruited by prokaryotes as bioenergetic fuel.
It has also been shown that cracks created by EDM are repaired within the region molten by EB irradiation, and therefore the process is proposed to reduce the impact of EDM on fatigue life and deleterious surface properties.
Addition of Zn2+ ions reduces the density and increases the porosity which is deleterious for magnetic properties.
However, it was found that the excessive addition of the dispersant was deleterious to electrochemical properties because the non-adsorbed dispersants act as an electronic conduction barrier between solid phases.
The timing and age-specificity of deleterious alleles are properties that are central to the evolutionary theories of ageing, mutation accumulation and antagonistic pleiotropy [ 17, 18] and are essential for an understanding of the evolution of survival patterns, e.g. late-life mortality plateaus [ 19].
