Sentence examples for increase passage of from inspiring English sources

Increased mucosal barrier defects in some patients with IBS may also contribute to the increase passage of luminal antigens of dietary and bacterial origin into the sub-mucosal which may result in the further activation of mucosal immune responses involved in the genesis of IBD [ 14].

This likely reflects the increased passage of NO2− and DAF-containing media through the gut with increasing development of the neonates.

Microalbuminuria results from the increased passage of albumin through the glomerular filtration barrier.

Microalbuminuria arises from the increased passage of albumin through the glomerular filtration barrier.

Butyrylation leads to increased resistance to small intestinal amylolysis and increased passage of starch to the caecum.

Endothelial dysfunction determines an increase in permeability that is expected to perpetuate intestinal inflammation by allowing increased passage of microbial products and antigenic proteins into the inflamed mucosa.

In both the T-2 and DON experiment, increased passage of doxycycline and paromomycin was seen after incubation of IPEC-J2 cells with cytotoxic concentrations of the tested mycotoxins.

Increased passage of these antibiotics can indeed have toxic consequences for the animal, withdrawal time, and consequently public health with respect to possible residues of drugs in edible tissues.

The ratio between median plasma and CSF viral load was lower in these patients, showing that HIV-1 RNA levels increased in the two compartments, but the increase was more significant in CSF, probably due to intrathecal replication of HIV-1 or to increased passage of the virus through the blood-brain barrier in these patients.

Although Mojibian et al. did not investigate whether the wheat-specific T cell responses correlated with impaired intestinal barrier function, it is reasonable to hypothesise that impaired intestinal barrier function leads to an increased passage of intestinal diabetogenic antigens (e.g. wheat peptides, bacterial agents) that induce the autoimmune cascade typical of type 1 diabetes [ 11, 12, 31].

Although the BBB regulates endothelial permeability, one should also remember that the endothelium-lining capillaries in the median eminence at the base of the third ventricle are fenestrated and as such will allow increased passage of cytokines and other inflammatory mediators into this area of the brain.