Sentence examples for hyper responsive from inspiring English sources

The possible mechanism was that the pathogen injury of the airway epithelial, which caused the airway to become hyper responsive and induced asthma to occur more easily.

To mount a defense against pathogens or respond to other damaging or noxious stimuli, the hosts' innate immune systems need to achieve allostases; in other words, maintain sufficient innate response yet not become hyper-responsive or desensitized to microbial recognition.

As NOD-derived B lymphocytes are hyper-responsive to LPS in terms of CD80 (B7.1) expression [35], we demonstrated that this response is attenuated by cSN50.

They have found that when you repeatedly take a substance like cocaine, your dopamine system becomes hyper-responsive, making the drug extremely difficult for the addicted brain to ignore.

Hyper-responsive systems produce allergies.

During ketamine recovery, animals are hyper-responsive and ataxic.

Recent developments suggest a pathophysiological model of PTSD which includes hyporesponsive prefrontal cortical regions and/or a hyper-responsive amygdala.

Morphine pretreated rats, furthermore, show a switch in β-endorphin-induced locomotor activity from being hyper-responsive to hypo-responsive when going through withdrawl (Schwartz et al. 1982).

This may be due to normally innocuous meningeal nociceptors becoming hyper-responsive to rhythmic fluctuation in intracranial pressure that is produced by normal arterial pulsations [31, 32].

Yoshida et al. (2002) found that hys1 seedlings with exogenously applied sugars were hyper-responsive to glucose, implying that sugar may play a role in the early induction of senescence.

"The neural circuit implicated in reward-and-risk-related processes has been found to be hyper-responsive in socially anxious adolescents".