Most studies include rats with either unilateral [ 48] or 5/6 nephrectomy [ 9, 55] to induce (a predisposition for) renal dysfunction, that were subjected to chronic experimental heart failure.
As viral infections are known to induce the production of both leukotrienes and chemokines, it may be important to understand how significant such mediators are to a virus-induced predisposition to fibrosis.
This imbalance in normal brain functioning may be attributable to internal conditions such as infection, a toxin, a genetic predisposition, or induced as a result of alcohol or other drug use.
"Mr. Weiss induced people who had no predisposition to criminal activity to join him," Ms. Hunt, who spent six years on the case, said at his sentencing in Federal District Court in Orlando.
Our work corroborates the utility of C. elegans as an appropriate complementary whole-animal model to decipher molecular mechanisms and genetic predisposition to metal induced toxicity.
Such a bold challenge to belief systems and predispositions induces uneasy contemplation.
In LF cells with or without TP53 mutations, the reduced capacity to eliminate or repair chromosomal damage of the type induced by ionising radiation, may contribute to cancer predisposition in this syndrome.
Defendants invariably claim entrapment and almost always lose, because the law requires that they show no predisposition to commit the crime, even when induced by government agents.
For example, lung cancer can be induced by a causal web, including tobacco smoking and individual predisposition from CYP1A1 and other high-risk genotypes [ 4].
This increased risk in first time users could point towards the possibility of a genetic predisposition, which has previously been suggested to underlie drug induced torsade de pointes.
