This, in turn, will jeopardize functioning of multiple pathways, especially those containing mutated and therefore less efficient proteins [ 64].
A high n-6 to n-3 ratio has been suggested to mitigate temperature (Arrhenius) effects on the activity of the sarcoplasmatic reticulum Ca2+-Mg2+ pump in cardiac myocytes (SERCA 2a) of hibernating animals thereby enabling lower deep torpor Tb, and thus less fat consumption, without jeopardizing heart function [21].
The contrast agent is simply administered via the usual peripheral venous access or via a central venous catheter, and the examination can easily be repeated, without jeopardizing renal function.
The natural history of VA aneurysms is most commonly a benign process where patients remain stable and asymptomatic without jeopardizing the functioning of the access or the haemodialysis.
In previous analyses, focus has been on the glial scar, especially the astrocytic part, since glial scarring will jeopardize the function of neural electrodes [22], [23].
Echocardiography can play a key role in the critical septic patient management, by excluding cardiac causes for sepsis, and mostly by guiding hemodynamic management of those patients in whom sepsis reaches such a severity to jeopardize cardiovascular function.
Of note, our study did not find any correlation between NAA/Cr ratio and disease duration, which suggests that EM even for a long duration does not jeopardize such function.
The formation of a glial capsule may also per se jeopardize electrode function by increasing the electrical resistance/impedance.
However, a downregulated Rom2 activity would jeopardize its function for cell wall repairing or remodeling at cell periphery, leading to cell lysis defect under stress conditions.
The loss of foldability would have resulted in its not attaining the "marginal stability" [79] and would have jeopardized its function (because of its inability to transform its shape).
