Sentence examples for host of pathologies from inspiring English sources

Compelling evidence, however, suggests that Nox4 plays a critical role in fibrosis, as well as a host of pathologies and diseases.

Due to its central role in lymphocyte biology, as well as its implication in a host of pathologies from cancer to autoimmunity, the granzyme-perforin pathway has been the subject of extensive investigation.

Type 2 or insulin-resistant diabetes (T2D) is accompanied by a host of pathologies including obesity, cardiovascular disease, fatty liver, neuropathy, retinopathy and nephropathy.

From that perspective, the rubric "tropical medicine," coined to refer to a host of pathologies, has less to do with latitude than with persistent poverty.

Perturbations in the levels of prostacyclin and/or of the prostacyclin receptor (IP) have been associated with a host of pathologies including thrombosis, stroke, ischemic heart disease, systemic and pregnancy-induced hypertension [5 7].

Leukocyte telomere length (LTL) shortens with age in humans, and reduced LTL has been linked to a host of pathologies such as dementia, hypertension, cardiovascular events, asthma, diabetes, and stroke as well as environmental factors, such as smoking, obesity, chronic infections, and stress (reviewed in Bojesen (2013)).

Does income inequality cause crime and a host of other pathologies?

These include auto-immune disorders, and a host of acute and chronic human pathologies, namely, sepsis, trauma, burns, organ transplantation, diabetes, myocardial infarction, stroke and renal failure.

It remains elusive whether oligodendroglial αSYN exerts a deleterious effect on transplanted MSCs, however in a recent study addressing the fate of embryonic striatal grafts in presence of oligodendroglial αSYN inclusions, disturbed dopaminergic re-innervation and reduced p-zone volume of the grafts in the MSA mouse model has been attributed to effects of host αSYN pathology [48].

Inner ear pathology encompassed a host of cell types in the cochlea.

Use of the single diagnostic term, "Severe Dengue" may combine a mixture of iatrogenic complications, host pathologies, severe organ impairment with and without clinically significant vascular permeability.