Sentence examples for metabolic changes described from inspiring English sources

These observations suggest that the subsequent metabolic changes described below were specific to AHR activation and not due to overt liver toxicity.

A later study by Palorini et al (2013) identified a functional link between some of the same RAS-induced metabolic changes described in the Ying manuscript and glucose addiction.

The metabolic gene expression changes described above suggest a switch from an OXPHOS-based metabolic state to a more glycolytic one.

5 The sports-associated chronic biochemical and metabolic changes are similar to the changes described in early osteoarthritis (OA) and contribute to the progressive joint degeneration observed in athletes.

Given the reported metabolic changes induced by teriparatide treatment [ 12, 13] and the findings described here, it is not surprising that similar visual changes described previously have been attributed to bone disease in individual cases.

We have included part of a study group from a previous study, describing metabolic changes and MRI assessment of hepatic TG content, aortic pulse wave velocity and abdominal fat mass in TC patients undergoing curative chemotherapy at 3 and 9 months after start of chemotherapy (submitted).

Here we describe the metabolic changes occurring in a model system when Listeria monocytogenes causes a lethal infection in Drosophila melanogaster.

Several experimental approaches such as biochemical analysis of coronary sinus blood, myocardial biopsy and magnetic resonance imaging have been taken in order to describe the metabolic changes that occur during and after cardiopulmonary bypass [ 49].

9 The metabolic changes and alterations in transcription factors described above have also been shown to alter contractile activity (figure 2).

This review describes causes, clinical signs, metabolic changes in serum and peritoneal fluid, diagnosis and treatment of uroperitoneum.

Metabolic changes associated with uroperitoneum in cattle have been described by several authors [ 29– 31].