Sentence examples for maintaining a chronic from inspiring English sources

But our interpretation of the results is that it's not just that the IFJ cells are maintaining a chronic level of activity, and just keeping the, say, the FFA polarized during the face task, but that the activity actually has some oscillatory component to it.

Previous studies with B. abortus showed that SOD plays a role in establishing and maintaining a chronic infection in mice [11], [12].

Stage specific expression of SRSs is important for parasite persistence and host immune evasion [6], for instance, four tandemly arranged genes encoding bradyzoite SRSs, SAG2CDXY, have been implicated in maintaining a chronic infection in the brain [7].

We found fourteen proteins differently expressed in patients compared to controls, which could play an important role in either promoting or maintaining a chronic inflammatory state in subjects affected by SSc or ScGHVD.

There is no recognized aetiology of these alterations; it is possible, however, that this slight, but persistent increase in chemokines and antibodies levels in the CSF of SLE patients elicits this damage by maintaining a chronic subclinical inflammation or progressive neuronal loss.

We hypothesize that certain bacterial species may not be capable of maintaining a chronic infections on their own, but if these species co-occur in appropriate mixtures, they can act symbiotically to successfully establish a pathogenic biofilm, which contributes to the chronicity of the wound.

If the extent of DNA damage is irreparable, such a DDR becomes persistent so that distinct nuclear structures termed DNA-SCARS (DNA segments with chromatin alterations reinforcing senescence) form and the cell enters senescence but maintains a chronic, low level DDR (d'Adda di Fagagna, 2008; Rodier et al., 2011).

Optimizing your health depends on understanding the mechanisms that are responsible for your body's need to maintain a chronic inflammatory approach.

This highly sophisticated strategy of antigenic variation (reviewed in: [3], [4], [5]) allows the trypanosome to maintain a chronic infection.

It is also possible that increasing the level of SOD expression per se is insufficient to compensate for other critical genetic deficiencies of B. neotomae affecting its ability to maintain a chronic infection.

These findings suggest that B. neotomae can establish an acute infection in mice but it is unable to maintain a chronic infection like other known virulent Brucella spp. This characteristic feature makes B. neotomae an attractive candidate to be included in studies to understand the mechanisms employed by virulent Brucella spp. in causing chronic infections in mouse models.