Sentence examples for modulation and inflammatory from inspiring English sources
Most of the differentially expressed genes in the present study are involved in bone marrow cell differentiation, cell growth or growth arrest, apoptosis, cell adhesion and matrix modulation, and inflammatory and immune response, processes known to modulate atherosclerosis.
All probesets correlating with CAD-Index are listed in table 2. Most of these genes are known to be involved in hematopoietic cell differentiation, cell growth or growth arrest, apoptosis, cell adhesion, matrix modulation and inflammatory and immune response, processes known to modulate atherosclerosis.
GSH has also been implicated in immune modulation and inflammatory responses (42).
In vitro and in vivo studies demonstrated the regulatory effect of phenolic compounds on macrophage modulation and inflammatory mediator secretion from macrophages and other leucocytes [ 38].
Most of the immune cells respond to such modulation, and many inflammatory response-related genes contain multiple xenobiotic-responsive elements (XREs) boxes upstream.
This provides a detailed molecular portrait of the transcriptional response to a TLR4 agonist in vivo to more clearly define the scope of modulation and identify inflammatory genes/pathways that are specifically antagonized by a virulent F. tularensis infection.
The transactivation mechanisms of PPAR-induced neuroprotection including oxidative stress modulation and anti-inflammatory effect have been postulated in recent studies [33].
Some possible explanations have been offered, and immune modulation and anti-inflammatory actions are the most plausible theories.
BDNF is now known to be involved in a number of biologic functions, including regulation of differentiation/survival of sensory neurons, regulation of nociceptive function and central pain modulation, and modulation of inflammatory pain hypersensitivity.
The neurohypophyseal hormone oxytocin (OT) facilitates wound healing and is involved in the modulation of immune and inflammatory processes.
The UPS is known to play important roles in modulation of immune and inflammatory responses.
