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There was no significant association of NTGMD with PM2.5 on the same day, suggesting that the decrease in FMD with increased PM2.5 is endothelium dependent and does not reflect increased smooth muscle cell reactivity.

Ultrastructural evaluation of Leydig cells revealed loss of nuclear chromatin, increased smooth endoplasmatic reticulum, and mitochondria degeneration.

Asthma is characterized by airflow limitation caused by inflammation, excess mucous secretion, remodeling changes, such as goblet cell metaplasia and increased smooth muscle mass and acute conducting airway constriction in response to stimuli, usually allergens (i.e., bronchoconstriction 2.

Immunofluorescence staining of sm-α-actin in lung sections revealed increased smooth muscle around the airways in HDM or OVA challenged animals, and TAS2R agonists significantly (p < 0.05) inhibited this induction (Fig. 4A D).

In the presence of serum, micropatterning led to increased smooth muscle myosin heavy chain (SM-MHC) and α-actin expression in low passage VSMCs, but had no effect on high passage VSMCs.

The presence of increased smooth muscle, lymphocytes and ducts (not associated with prostatitis) and reduced elastic tissue characterises stromal BPH at histopathology.

With increased smoothing, the small-scale anomalies vanish, but if the smoothing is too high, we might lose actual resolution on the structures.

Increasing q alleviates these effects at the expense of increased smoothing on overlapping caustic filaments.

The interaction of antigen with IgE bound to FcεRI triggers mast cells to degranulate, resulting in the release of increased levels of mediators that modulate immune responses and increase smooth muscle contraction and vascular permeability [ 89].

In addition, HA and versican have been shown to increase smooth muscle cell proliferation and leukocyte adhesion.

Histological analysis of explanted materials demonstrated viable adipose stem cells and increasing smooth muscle mass in the cell-seeded scaffolds with time.