Sentence examples for disruption exposure from inspiring English sources

In addition to cell wall and plasma membrane alteration and disruption, exposure of the hyphae of P. cyclopium to α-Phellandrene or Nonanal resulted in K+ leakage.

In previous epidemiologic studies of thyroid hormone disruption, exposure to the background levels of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in Scandinavia had little effect on thyroid hormones in breast-fed infants [ 77].

In more classical EDC-oriented research (estrogenic, androgenic, and thyroid hormone disruption) exposure during critical developmental periods has been linked to altered reproductive function later in life (reviewed by Diamanti-Kandarakis et al. 2009) and even transgenerational effects (Anway and Skinner 2006; Walker and Gore 2011).

It was reported that lipid peroxide was treated as key process to erythrocyte membrane disruption after exposure to DEP [16] and incubation of mouse erythrocytes with SiNPs (50 nm) caused significant increase in the MDA content [18], which were fairly consistent with our results of the MDA content (Fig. 5a).

Our data is in agreement and indicates severe disruption and exposure of parallel stripes in OAFEX-treated SB.

It may also provide insights into how to protect cells from signaling disruption once exposure has occurred.

The role of protein kinase C (PKC) in induction of endothelial cells adherence junction disruption by exposure of HUVECs to high concentration of glucose was explored.

Through endocrine disruption, environmental exposure to PCAHs may interfere with sexual maturation and in the long-run adversely affect human reproduction.

Objectives: We aimed to develop a co-culture model to study steroidogenesis by the human fetoplacental unit and its disruption by exposure to environmental contaminants.

Some studies in glioblastoma and melanoma cell lines have demonstrated proliferative inhibition and mitotic spindle disruption following exposure to alternating electric fields [43], [49].

In addition to endocrine disruption, effluent exposure induced genotoxic damage, modulated immune function, and altered metabolism; many of these effects were elicited in a sex-specific manner and were proportional to the estrogenic potencies of the effluents.