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37 Then abnormal mtDNA content in breast tissues may induce dysfunction of mitochondrion, which plays an important role in tumorigenesis.
Thus, lack of exercise such as ambulation may induce dysfunction of the HPA axis in stroke patients, which in turn would cause the blunted CAR in PSD patients.
Although profound reductions in cell volume, atrophy, may induce dysfunction, there is no direct relationship between cell size and CICR efficacy.
Furthermore, it is well known that heart and kidneys are closely interrelated and that disorder of either of the two organs may induce dysfunction in the other organ in a spiral fashion leading to cardiorenal syndrome (CRS).
It is known that endothelial dysfunction occurs postprandially and that postprandial hyperglycemic spikes may induce endothelial dysfunction.
Given that MIF may play a role in the induction of autophagy and autophagy may relate to dysfunction of the endothelial barrier, we rationalized that MIF may induce endothelial dysfunction through autophagy, resulting in vascular leakage.
Takei et al. find acute hyperglycemia may induce sympathetic dysfunction through multiple mechanisms, including hyperglycemia, hyperinsulinemia, and increased oxidative stress, whereas coronary microvascular dysfunction is closely related to sympathetic activation [ 35].
In this regard, some important mitochondrial proteins have been identified as substrates of calpain-1, such as ATP5A1 [ 46], optic atrophy-1 [ 47], apoptosis-inducing factor [ 48], etc. Disruption of these mitochondrial proteins may induce mitochondrial dysfunction and excessive ROS generation.
Significance: Gastroesophageal reflux may induce ET dysfunction.
Emerging evidence has indicated that the perturbed expression of homocysteine (Hcy) may induce mitochondrial dysfunction and disturb bone metabolism.
Portal hyperperfusion after extended hepatectomy or small-for-size liver transplantation may induce organ dysfunction and failure.
