Increasing evidence suggests that stress by an imbalanced cellular activity of production and elimination of reactive oxygen species (ROS) is involved in the pathophysiology of AS [ 3].
Since unilateral cerebral ischaemia causes imbalanced motor activity, all of the experimental rats developed significant body asymmetry, turning contralateral to the side of the induced ischaemia on Day 1 after cerebral ischaemia.
These included questions on the cause of imbalance, activity at the time of the fall, fall direction, stepping responses, and impact to specific body sites.
Good inter- and intra-rater reliability was observed for biomechanical cause of imbalance, activity at the time of the fall, use of mobility aids, height of the fall, and floor conditions (Table 3).
Excessive autophagic activity can lead to self-destruction and cell death, but insufficient activity (or imbalanced autophagic flux) may also contribute to cell death.
Because hyperstable k-MTs are associated with a high rate of chromosome missegregations (a.k.a. chromosomal instability; Bakhoum et al., 2009), it may be that, in tumors expressing high levels of Sgo1, Aurora B activity is imbalanced.
A global impact of A βo on different signalling pathways and their respective signalling components is consistent with the widely held view that kinase and phosphatase activities are imbalanced early on in the pathogenesis in diseased neurons [ 22], resulting in improper hyperphosphorylation of downstream substrates including TAU [ 6, 23].
Given that agritourisms represent a minority among farms, the sample is strongly imbalanced towards farms without agritourism activities.
A key model for examining the activity-dependent development of primary visual cortex (V1) involves the imbalance in activity between the two eyes induced by monocular deprivation (MD).
