Sentence examples for gut dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Having benefited from counselling, and discovered that she has to keep taking antidepressants permanently, because when she comes off them her IBS gets worse, she's only too aware of the link between mood and gut dysfunction.

When these mice grow up they display anxiety and depression-like behaviour and have abnormal levels of the stress hormone corticosterone in their blood, as well as suffering from gut dysfunction based on the release of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine.

The short-term exposure to microcystin-LR (MC-LR, one of the most common and toxic variants generated by toxigenic cyanobacteria) induced gut dysfunction such as generation of reactive oxygen species, cell erosion and deficient intestinal absorption of nutrients.

Moreover, a recent study focusing on the interplay between HMs and the gut microbiota showed that the chemical components of HMs were metabolized by the gut microbiota to generate metabolites that have different bioactivities, which can also mediate the composition of the gut microbiota, restore host homeostasis, and ameliorate gut dysfunction (Chen et al. 2016).

However, a causal relationship between gut dysfunction, symptoms and microbial sero-responses in CD remains to be determined.

[J-LV] Any proposal for the evaluation of gut dysfunction?

Optimizing gene methylation changes via environmental stimuli (e.g. diet, nutrition, gut microbiota), may help to make immature newborn infants more resistant to gut dysfunctions, both short and long term.

Opioid-induced bowel dysfunction affects the whole gut.

Gut barrier dysfunction in conditions associated with intestinal ischemia and reperfusion (I/R) might contribute to the further development of multiple organ dysfunction.

PDF can effectively eliminate more large pivotal inflammatory mediators of TNFα and HMGB1 and improve the sepsis-related gut barrier dysfunction and apoptosis of lymphocyte, and meanwhile, it benefits the circulation function and prolong the survival time.

Although intestinal permeability is known to increase in conditions of stress (such as endotoxemia, septic shock, and ischemia-reperfusion), the mechanism of gut barrier dysfunction during chemotherapy remains to be elucidated.