Sentence examples for pathological reorganization from inspiring English sources

Increased MMP activity has been associated with increased matrix turnover and potentially to pathological reorganization of the ECM in atherosclerosis, aneurysm formation, plaque disruption [ 4] and, in diabetic nephropathy, to glomerular basement membrane thickening [ 5].

58 In a recent study, 59 Cotelli et al demonstrated that performance on tests of naming was associated with activation of the left frontal and temporal areas in both young and elderly subjects, but that this activity included the prefrontal cortex during normal aging, indicating the presence of pathological reorganization of these pathways during aging.

The biggest question of pain research is whether this pathological cortical reorganization can be undone.

Terms like "pathological cortical reorganization" and "cellular pain memory" have a very ominous ring.

The cytoplasmic YDXV motif of Tir is then phosphorylated and recruits the SH2 domain of the adaptor protein NCK, which results in pathological actin reorganization [ 200, 203].

This review will consider how ECMs regulate lung homeostasis and their reorganization under pathological conditions that can modulate the inflammatory diseases asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF).

Further, CDK5 forms an immune complex with p35 that contributes to the altered morphology and process extension in astrocytes, and in the reorganization of GFAP cytoskeleton in pathological situations.

Collectively, these results suggest that strain field anisotropy is an independent regulator of fibroblast cell phenotype, turnover, and matrix reorganization, which may inform normal and pathological remodeling in soft tissues.

Nevertheless, in pathological sensory states there is a considerable dendritic reorganization with shifting of the bordering sections, and consequent somatotopic reshaping [26].

It is thought that the MMP9/TIMP1 system could be involved in a broad range of physiological and pathological phenomena in various brain regions, including developmental reorganization of the cerebellum, hippocampus-dependent learning and long-term potentiation [ 57].

Focal epilepsy is an important pathological condition for studying the factors that facilitate this reorganization of language.