Finally, the possibility of setting up cocultures can provide valuable information on the interactions between different cell components under the influence of the diabetic milieu, for example, on Müller glia and microglia crosstalk [ 154, 203, 204].
The electronic properties of the HMBQ trigger group are such that HMBQ (E1/2 = −0.80 V vs standard hydrogen electrode, SHE) should not be activated by possible interferents in biological milieu, for example, ascorbate and reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NADH).
Interestingly, our previous study confirmed that TECK from a variety of cells in the endometriotic milieu (for example, ESCs, peritoneal mesothelial cells and macrophages) promotes ESC invasion in endometriosis by increasing the expression of metalloproteinase 2/9 (MMP2/9).
Repeatedly activated T helper 1 (Th1) cells present during chronic inflammation can efficiently adapt to the inflammatory milieu, for example, by expressing the transcription factor Twist1, which limits the immunopathology caused by Th1 cells.
The rapidly changing milieu alters nerve cell properties--for example, increasing its sensitivity to stimulation.
Almost everything in the surrounding culture blurs the worlds of "the dissenters, casuals, explorers, and immigrants" of the past, for example in the milieus of early Christians, Judaism in most eras, etc., and at other times when reform occurred.
Some furniture took on new roles; for example, the table à milieu, rather than an isolated centrepiece, became the family table, around which chairs were set for evening activities.
"In 'Fox and His Friends,' for example, he showed a homosexual milieu in 1970's Germany as a culture entirely apart, yet reproducing the same traps as classic heterosexual society.
His explanation of how writers are made, by the triple force of "race," "milieu," and "moment," had a crucial impact on, for example, the Naturalist literary theories of Émile Zola.
In turn, these increased, translated pro-inflammatory cytokines could shift the environment to a pro-inflammatory milieu, causing a toxic effect directly or by for example, the generation of NO and free radicals.
For example, the biological stress and neurohumoral milieu are markedly different in acute ischemic injury and later adaptation to infarction, and both differ from a simple increase in after load.
