Sentence examples for markers for pathological from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the presence of mRNA, noncoding RNA, and miRNA in ExMVs in blood and other biological fluids opened up the possibility of employing ExMVs as new detection markers for pathological processes, and ExMVs became a target for "liquid biopsy" approaches.

Differential expression of PDGF family members in PTC has been reported as molecular markers for pathological classification.

Our study demonstrate that validated markers for pathological cardiac hypertrophy, ANP and BNP [ 23], were elevated by rosiglitazone but not by pioglitazone.

Owing to the increased availability of diagnostic markers for pathological evaluation of cancer, there has been an increased demand for staining valuable specimens with multiple and combinational markers.

These findings identify B1R as an early marker for pathological growth of the prostate and suggest its potential utility as a drug target effective for the treatment of prostate cancer.

However, before LINE-1 methylation can be used as a marker for pathological diseases or specific environmental exposure, causes of 'normal/healthy' variations of LINE-1 in healthy individuals should be thoroughly assessed.

These transgenic animals fail to upregulate MYH7 expression, which is a common marker for pathological cardiac remodeling.

Recently, we have shown that expression of LIN28A is a highly specific and sensitive marker for pathological verification of ETMR [ 16, 23].

Moreover we fond a significant increase in α-skeletal actin (α-SkA) mRNA levels, a known marker for pathological hypertrophy, in heart samples from succinate treated groups.

The aim of the present study was to identify a pathological neo-epitope originated by MMP-9 and MMP-12-mediated biglycan degradation that potentially is a serological marker for pathological extracellular matrix remodeling (ECMR).

Importantly, SialylLewisx is thought to be associated with metastatic ability of tumor cells, and has the potential to be used as a marker for pathological tumor extensiveness, e.g., nodal extension or distant metastasis [ 24].