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We hypothesized that exogenous glucose administration during inflammation increases cardiovascular dysfunctions by activating glucotoxicity pathways and that this is prevented by endothelial PTP1B gene deletion.

These research efforts are described along with details concerning a recently synthesized molecule, Dihexa that shows promise in overcoming memory and motor dysfunctions by augmenting synaptic connectivity via the formation of new functional synapses.

The aims of this review were, first to rate the methodological quality of studies which investigate the reliability of manual tests for cervical spine dysfunctions by applying a new quality assessment tool; secondly to compare the outcomes of these studies.

The existence of paroxystical abnormalities was also described during sleep in children suffering from language disorders or cognitive dysfunctions by other authors (Echenne and al. 1990 , 1992 John and Nasr 2001).

The rejection of the medical model has led to a "social model," according to which certain physical or biological properties are turned into dysfunctions by social practices and the socially-constructed physical environment (Francis and Silvers, 2000).

In contrast, in the rutabaga mutant background (rut[1]), Aβ42 caused locomotor dysfunctions by 7 dae (Figure 4A, right).

Over the years, Upper Egyptians have responded to national dysfunction by effectively creating their own system for elections.

Smoking increases the risk of erectile dysfunction by 50percentt, and obesity nearly doubles the risk, new research suggests.

Grace and Sherry's mother, by contrast, wins the play's prize for dysfunction by not even making an appearance.

EPs identified 18 out of 20 LBEs diagnosed with diastolic dysfunction by the cardiologist.

Norepinephrine could be useful in right ventricular dysfunction, by preventing right ventricular ischaemia.