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It is thus possible that humans with a genetic constitution similar to the adjuvant-susceptible rodents would also have a particularly high susceptibility for mineral-oil associated arthritis.
Interestingly, Wistar rats that display a high susceptibility for the dopamine receptor agonist apomorphine, the so-called apomorphine-susceptible (APO-SUS) rats [4], [5], show an impaired vasorelaxation to adrenergic stimuli when compared with their phenotypic counterparts APO-UNSUS rats [6], [7].
Note that all erosion and failure events occurred in the three main types of lithology of high susceptibility for landslides.
The high susceptibility for disorder-to-order transition in the above region of the protein might have crucial implication on its role as microtubule spacers, and in cellular signaling cascade.
Boyden el al. found that increased amounts of connective tissue between cardiomyocytes have high susceptibility for initiating AF [3], [4].
In our study, with only 15 SNPs, we reached a good discriminating power to identify individuals with high susceptibility for T2D.
Carriers of the Taq1A allele in the gene encoding for the D2/3R show a decreased D2/3R expression [16] and have a higher susceptibility for obesity [5].
However, drawing on the bond model, strong interorganizational ties increase the tendency to preserving unprofitable relationships due to higher need for fulfilling social obligations and higher susceptibility for network inertia.
Activation of the 5-HT2B receptors may stimulate cell proliferation and angiogenesis and therefore alter the vascular system of the dura mater, which may result in a higher susceptibility for migraine.
CART analysis revealed that individuals with the combined genotypes of TGF-β1 T/C_ rs1982073 (CT/TT) and IL-1 β_ rs2853550 (CC) had significantly higher susceptibility for RHD [p = 0.0005, OR (95% CI) = 5.91 (2.9–12.5)].
To analyze the association between maternal smoking and fetal growth restriction, defined as a failure to achieve the growth potential, and to define subgroups of higher susceptibility for this association.
