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Interestingly, mice lacking PPARα have been described to develop cardiac dysfunction due to oxidative stress ([40], path 2).
Immunosuppressed patients with malignancies, organ transplants, and cytotoxic treatments for various reasons are the other large, though extremely heterogeneous, group of patients that have been described to develop HSV-1 pneumonitis.
We will use existing measures as a starting point in this process (wherever possible), and we will follow the standard procedures that have been described to develop measures of these theoretical constructs (e.g. [ 66]).
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Lipoxygenases (LOX1 and LOX2) enzymes, that catalyse the first committed step in JA biosynthesis, have been described to be expressed in developing embryos [ 44].
Slits have been described to have repulsive function in the developing nervous system towards growing axons expressing Robo receptors [ 6].
Importantly CD4+ T cells have also been described to develop cytotoxicity and they are able to eradicate established melanomas [ 39].
Acute GVHD (aGVHD) has classically been described to develop within 100 days after HSCT, but can sometimes occur at later time points.
The repellent factor family of Slit molecules has been described to have repulsive function in the developing nervous system on growing axons expressing the Robo receptors.
Different procedures have been described and developed to improve the relationship between esthetics and functionally acceptable fixed partial dentures.
Of these patients, 55% have been previously described to develop muscle wasting defined by measuring a cross-sectional area of the rectus femoris by ultrasound.
Individuals with a high dietary folate intake are described to have a lower risk of developing gastrointestinal cancer.
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