Sentence examples for muscle destruction from inspiring English sources

We compared here two different major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I epitopes of an engineered ovalbumin transgene delivered in muscle tissue by rAAV1 vector and found very different strength of CD8 responses, muscle destruction being correlated with the course of the immunodominant response.

At 1 to 3 days after ischemia and reperfusion, muscle lysis, muscle destruction, and coagulation necrosis of cardiomyocytes with severe inflammatory cell infiltration were observed in the infarcted area.

Additional information provided by CT that related to the extent of the abscess cavity included extension of the abscess cavity to the retroperitoneum (one patient), extension of the infection to a bone or joint (two patients), and presence of muscle destruction and gas in the tissue (one patient).

Therefore, muscle structure support mediated by structural component restoration and possible tissue detoxification via Gst2 could act in concert to keep muscle destruction in check and limit bacterial proliferation during infection (Figure 5C).

These patients should be considered for revision surgery before irreversible muscle destruction occurs.

Diabetic condition increases the muscle destruction or degradation of structural proteins in catabolism of fats and protein [ 51].

Mechanical acute injuries lead to muscle fiber destruction by disruption of plasma membrane and basal lamina, subsequent calcium inflow, and necrosis by autodigestion or eventually apoptosis.

The autophagic mass grows in size as the animals age, and from a morphological perspective, it is evident that abnormal autophagy, rather than lysosomal expansion, is what eventually causes muscle fiber destruction and the loss of muscle force.

Foam cells are the nidus of atherosclerotic plaque, and their formation is associated with the release of growth factors and proteinases that cause hypertrophy of arterial smooth muscle and destruction of normal tissue in the artery wall.

Follow-up ultrasound and CT in April 2011 revealed a persistent area of inflammation in the iliopsoas muscle and destruction of neighboring vertebral bodies (L3, L4) (Fig.  3); therefore, the patient was rehospitalized.

This possibility is in agreement with a study by Tuzun et al., who demonstrated a direct role for IL-6 in muscle cell destruction [ 38] and that of Aricha et al., who showed a significant improved clinical state of MG-induced rats after anti-IL-6 treatment [ 39].