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Sports drinks are often erosive [ 46, 47, 95, 97], and when consumed during strenuous activity when the person is in a state of some dehydration, the possible destructive effects may be enhanced further.
These observations may represent important subacute effects of hypoxia that help to harness an initial powerful and potentially destructive proinflammatory effect, may be a part of tissue repair processes, or may be an important component of a hypoinflammatory response manifested by some patients with sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
We speculate that the upregulated mRNA expression in the destructive zone may be of quantitative importance.
The neuroprotective effects of activated microglia in inflammatory environments are partially overlapping its phagocytotic, destructive ones and may be triggered by signaling molecules produced by degenerating neurons, such as CX3C chemokine fractalkine (FKN).
A non-destructive approach may be offered by performing a water break test.
Schizencephaly is a form of destructive brain lesion which may be seen in association with PMG.
While the functional outcome of this pathway may be both protective and destructive in tumor cells, the protective effects of the proteotoxic stress response can be pharmacologically blocked to promote tumor cell death.
"There is no evidence for the destructive effects that Rosenstein is citing," Humphreys said.
Furthermore, squamous epithelium may be rendered destructive in an environment of chronic infection, thereby enhancing the osteolytic effects of cholesteatoma [ 6].
