Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex inflammatory and degenerative disease of the central nervous system (CNS) that involves several not yet fully elucidated pathophysiologic mechanisms and evidences of implication of both environmental and genetic factors [1].
Even though the mechanism of this important implication ascribed to RDW has not been fully determined, in some relevant studies theories related to oxidative stress and inflammatory reactions have led the way [ 6, 15, 16].
Cognitive training of this type may hold promise as a novel intervention for reducing PTSD symptoms, although the mechanism of action and implications for models of PTSD requires future study.
65 Ipilimumab's unique mechanism of action has implications for tumor assessments.
The mechanism of cleavage has implications for how CN– and CO are produced from the glycyl fragment.
The potential mechanism and implication of these findings is that CML formation from fructose-lysine could be catalyzed by Cu2+ [ 22].
Although the exact mechanism for the implication of this gene in triglyceride metabolism is unclear, it has been posited that the gene modulates bioavailability of plasma lipoprotein lipase and thus induces lipid accumulation in a triglyceride-rich environment [ 66].
On the other hand, a better understanding of the mechanism of EMT and its implication in cancer metastasis offers an opportunity for expanding the preliminary preclinical data of ionizing radiation effects on residual cancer cells at the tumor cavity.
Therefore, identifying the mechanism and implications of the conservation of specific spacer lengths and sequences is of prime importance for various genetic engineering techniques.
Potential implications of this reduced mechanism of detoxification may also have implications for disease risk and therapeutic outcome due to the development of drug toxicity.
Five main traits are outlined that have to be manifested in a social innovation under educational context: trigger of change, change agents, social mechanism, social implication or basis of legitimacy, and social gain.
