Sentence examples for diverse physiological effects from inspiring English sources

Our results point to a more robust biological amplification process that potentially provides a common second messenger for many of garlic's diverse physiological effects.

In light of the uncertainty regarding garlic's active ingredients [1] and the formation of H2S from garlic's organosulfides in isolated aorta sections [5], we wish to address the possibility of a second messenger for garlic's diverse physiological effects.

Scorpion venom is a complex mixture of biologically active peptides with diverse physiological effects[ 14].

Oestrogens induce diverse physiological effects that allow normal development and growth of female reproductive tissues, and regulation of bone integrity, cardiovascular function and the central nervous system.

Numerous toxicological studies have reported diverse physiological effects in individuals exposed to pollutants, such as increased mortality, decreased growth rates, malformations, endocrine disruption and immunosuppression [ 3– 5].

CAST can have many diverse physiological effects, and one of them is reduced ARs in many tissues of the rat [ 31], which can be restored by androgens [ 32, 33].

While diverse physiological and ecological effects have been identified, changes in those molecular mechanisms, which shape the physiological phenotype of a species and limit its capacity to compensate, remain poorly understood.

These alternative loci were found in the promoter, coding and intron regions of the gene, which are associated with the diverse pharmacological and physiological effects mediated by OPRM1 stimulation.

The use of superficial, or of deep, needle insertions at locations distant from real acupuncture points, also known as minimal or sham acupuncture control, is not suitable to constitute an inert placebo, as diverse non-specific physiological effects of needle stimulation have been observed.

These concordant results across 15 million years of evolutionary divergence (Rushworth et al. 2011) support the hypothesis that genes controlling pathway flux might be repeated targets of natural selection due to consistent physiological effects in diverse environments and species.

As the PHD family inhibit HIF-α via competitively chelating the Fe (II), which is an essential co-factor for many enzymes [ 36], they may have effects in diverse physiological activities which those enzymes are involved in.