To which extent levels of circulating Pt correspond with levels in the dorsal root is unknown.
EPCs have now been recognized as playing a major role in cardiovascular biology: in fact, the extent of the circulating EPC pool is now considered a mirror of cardiovascular health (8).
Thus, the interaction between cytokines and a stress response is complex, and glucocorticoids, depending on the duration and extent of increased circulating concentrations, may promote or inhibit cytokine production [ 23, 24].
Although 2 main HMPV types are recognized (A and B) (1, 3, 7 ), each with 2 subtypes (A1, A2; B2, B2) (8 ), the extent of genetic variation of circulating HMPV subtypes over time has not been extensively examined.
Gonadal hormones also regulate glial response to injury (Arevalo et al., 2013) and, to a large extent, the neuroprotective actions of circulating estradiol are dependent on its powerful anti-inflammatory actions on astrocytes (Garcia-Ovejero et al., 2005; Marchetti et al., 2005; Vegeto et al., 2008).
Considering that the EdU injections only marked 76% of circulating monocytes, the extent of Mo participation in light-induced subretinal MP accumulation using this method is possibly underestimated.
A severity-dependent decrease in circulating mDCP, pDCP, and tDCP was shown in patients with CAD underlining the significant association between the decline of circulating DCP and the extent of CAD [ 11, 22].
The number of circulating CD4 cells accurately reflects the extent of immunodeficiency in HIV-infected patients.
This was mainly due to an increase in the numbers of circulating neutrophils, and to a less extent, an increase in monocytes.
To assess the diagnostic role of circulating TM as a marker of the extent and severity of coronary arterial atherosclerosis.
