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70 Conditions that increase predisposition for statin-induced myopathy are listed in Table 3.
At high protein concentration, NMR peak broadening for the G(B23)V mutant suggested an increased predisposition for protein aggregation as compared to mutants classically associated with adult-onset diabetes (Fig. 6B).
8. Have an increased predisposition for the development of infections.
South Asians are known to have an increased predisposition for Type 2 diabetes [ 2].
South Asians are known to have an increased predisposition for diabetes which has become an important health concern in the region.
This "metabolically obese" phenotype among normal-weight individuals may explain the increased predisposition for diabetes despite a relatively low prevalence of obesity.
The presence of Lactobacillus species is correlated with both active caries and an increased predisposition for future caries, as these bacteria interact with other microorganisms during their colonization.
Antibody positivity to SIC seems to predict increased predisposition for both CKD and ESRD, the OR being 3.05 (95% CI 1.08, 8.61; p=0.04) and 7.22 (95% CI 2.57, 20.28; p<0.001) respectively relative to the healthy group.
Therefore the persistent survival of an alveolar population from one pregnancy through the next represents a premalignant population that exhibits an increased predisposition for tumor development as demonstrated earlier for mice transgenic for mammary-specific transforming growth factor alpha (TGF-α) [ 16].
In agreement with previous studies [ 3], we confirmed the increased predisposition of older patients to discontinue antiretroviral therapy for side effects.
An excess of oxidative stress, which is triggered by reactive oxygen species (ROS) or reactive nitrogen species (RNS), appears to increase the predisposition for glioma, as an elevated concentration of ROS/RNS can cause DNA damage, repress the activity of cellular enzymes, influence apoptosis and proliferation, and promote tumourigenesis [ 12, 13].
