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Polymorphisms in TLR genes have not yet been described in dogs with SNA, but alteration in these receptors could hamper their function, therefore disrupting the recognition of fungi, eventually leading to fungal escape from immune surveillance.

These results strongly suggest that exogenous alkenyl trisulfides modify growth-relating proteins at their sulfhydryl groups and hamper their normal functions.

Now the boards are bracing for cuts that many of their leaders say would seriously hamper their ability to function.

Depressive symptoms represent a major burden for those patients, reducing their Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) and hampering their daily functioning [ 10- 12].

To this aim, we decided to hamper the function of the TrkB receptor by siRNA and monitor the level of phosphorylation of Ret following RA-treatment of SH-SY5Y (Figure 4A, left panel) and LAN-5 cells (Figure 4A, right panel).

As already noted, acute hyperglycemia within minutes can hamper endothelial function and may even induce paradoxical vasoconstriction.

Now a group of U.S. researchers suggests that ingesting high doses of manganese in drinking water can hamper intellectual function in children [ EHP 114:124–129].

Elevated plasma FA concentrations, induced by exercise in the fasted state, lead to increased cardiac lipid content, but do not acutely hamper systolic function.

Finally, we demonstrate that mutations abolishing the membrane remodelling activity of the Pex11-Amph domain also hamper the function of full-length Pex11 in peroxisome fission in vivo.

Increased arterial stiffness itself can hamper diastolic function through early reflection of the pulse wave leading to increased LV afterload and decreased myocardial perfusion.

For example, Paroxetine, a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors often used to treat depression may hamper the function of vascular endothelial cells by impairing endothelial nitric oxide synthase, thus affecting arterial integrity leading to cardiovascular diseases [ 44].