Sentence examples for disease block from inspiring English sources

Current medical options for Cushing's disease block adrenal cortisol production, but do not treat the underlying disease.

Her family, fearful of Davi's disease, blocked access to the boy for a while, and the couple broke up.

Among the approaches towards disease modifying treatment of Alzheimer's disease blocking the initial step of the amyloid cascade, Aβ42 generation, has received most attention.

Disease blocking was associated with a reduction of infiltrating CD4+ T cells, inflammatory cytokine-producing pathogenic CD4+ T cells, and activated macrophages and microglia in the central nervous system.

This setting enables one to perform discriminant analysis between gene expression and disease blocks.

While investigators found that neuronal mSOD expression was required for the onset and early stages of disease, blocking mSOD expression in microglia significantly delayed the progression of disease and extended lifespan.

Cadherin-11-deficient mice do not develop erosive disease; blocking of cadherin-11 by monoclonal antibodies or fusion protein constructs prevents or treats arthritis in the appropriate animal models.

Administration of NSC23766 to transgenic mice that were starting to develop the disease blocked the development of the lymphoid malignancy and significantly reduced the keratoacanthoma-like lesions (Supplementary Figure 2) observed in this model.

For each autoimmune disease (blocks of columns), the subjects (individual columns) are sorted, from left to right, from those showing the greatest overexpression of the 807 type I interferon-inducible mRNAs (defined as the median fold change for each of the 807 mRNAs versus healthy controls; rows) to those with the least expression.

Two blocks of variables were entered separately; block 1: Background variables (age, gender, educational level, number of comorbid diseases); block 2: Illness and treatment perceptions variables.

In a recent study, by examining nuclear movement during centrosome orientation in migrating fibroblasts, which requires A-type lamins, it has been determined that LMNA mutations causing muscle diseases, block actin-dependent nuclear movement, whereas most that affect adipose tissue, such as MADA, inhibit microtubule-dependent centrosome positioning (Folker et al. 2011).