Therefore, we propose to combine the structural and spatially resolved compositional information between resistant and susceptible cultivars to develop a more complete understanding of fungal infection in crops.
They are known to affect the young animals to a greater extent, as their developing brain is more susceptible to their toxic effects.
The developed world seems more susceptible, they said, partly because rich countries are more inclined to produce a narrow number of commodities on an industrial scale, compared to a wide range of crops planted by a larger number of individual farmers in the developing world.
He would get upset and finally one day screamed, "So you want to stop football in schools?" While I am not a doctor, I felt that children whose brains are still developing could be more susceptible to long-term damage caused by concussions.
Their immune systems are not fully developed, and hence, more susceptible to toxic chemical exposure.
Infants, particularly those born prematurely, have reduced renal function and their developing kidneys are more susceptible to damage caused by excessive Cd and Pb in their diet.
However, some conflicting clinical and animal studies at intermediate age groups suggests that the postnatal, developing myocardium, is more susceptible to reperfusion injury compared to the adult heart [ 36– 40].
Confirming again that certain regions of the developing brain were more susceptible than others, Qiao et al. (2001) found that CPF and TCP suppress DNA synthesis in the epithelium of the forebrain and inhibit neural cell replication.
Larvae do, however, consume significant quantities of the omega-6 PUFA linoleic acid and increasing its concentration in the diet makes neuroblasts and other developing neural cells more susceptible to damage from ROS-induced lipid peroxidation chain reactions.
Children are at greatest risk from pesticide toxicity because the developing brain is more susceptible to neurotoxicants, and they interact with their environment in particular ways such as frequent hand-to-mouth behavior and outside play (Roberts et al. 2012).
