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Enhanced peripheral and central neural perceptions of stimuli may be crucial in symptom generation.

Based on these data, the decrease in total serum T3 and T4 levels in the trifluralin treated rats was due to enhanced peripheral metabolism and an increase in bile flow that results in a compensatory increase in TSH synthesis and secretion.

The authors concluded that the observed treatment effect might be due to enhanced peripheral clearance and (or) sequestration of a soluble brain Aβ species [ 19].

Matrix metalloproteinase-1 is involved in the enhanced peripheral invasion and migration into tissues of natural killer (NK) cells in humans.

Subsequently four patients were pre-treated with CAIX monoclonal antibody (mAb) G250 to prevent CAR-specific toxicity and showed no liver toxicities and indications for enhanced peripheral T cell persistence.

The association between WBC in peripheral blood and QFT-G outcome in our TB patients could be a reflection of the same phenomenon, and are in agreement with findings reported by Shang and co-workers, showing enhanced peripheral blood leukocytosis in mice with targeted mutation of chemokine receptor 1 and reduced IFN-γ secretion [ 39].

For example, obstructive sleep apnea [ 136], hypertension [ 137], and chronic heart failure [ 134] are accompanied by enhanced peripheral chemoreflex sensitivity.

CT characteristics include the presence of an enhanced peripheral rim, some solid portions at the periphery or adjacent to the septa, and a predominantly unilocular or multilocular appearance [9, 10].

In males, amygdala trophic system seems to be especially sensitive to the enhanced peripheral IL-1β production.

We consider here the possibility that enhanced peripheral attention may result in better or worse performance depending upon the task demands.

These results indicated that hypothermic anemia was initiated by enhanced peripheral erythrocyte destruction.