Sentence examples for pathological swelling from inspiring English sources

A "wen" is a sebaceous cyst — he said London was a pathological swelling on the face of the nation.

In dystrophic aSyn-expressing axons (Fig. 5F), many mitochondria exhibited pathological swelling characteristic of the mitochondrial permeability transition (Haworth and Hunter, 1979; Kowaltowski et al., 1996; Brustovetsky et al., 2002).

EGFP-expressing cells in these damaged areas showed abnormal morphology, including pathological swellings and thick dendrites (data not shown).

Taken together with the pharmacological data, these findings are in line with the idea that VRAC is the primary source of the excitatory amino acid release in response to hypoosmotic medium-induced (and pathological) cell swelling.

Pathological cell swelling is likely related to tissue damage since pharmacological inhibitors that block volume-sensitive anion permeability pathway(s) suppress the pathological release of the excitatory amino acids, glutamate and aspartate, and reduce infarct size in animal models of stroke and ischemia [10] [15].

A variety of physiological and pathological factors induce cellular swelling in the brain.

It also plays important roles in different kinds of pathological processes, including lymphatic swelling, tissue repair, inflammation, and especially tumor metastasis[ 4].

The results of earlier studies indicated that pathological changes, such as swelling and death of Müller cells, were closely related to the onset of CME [ 23, 24].

In this study, histological changes in diabetic heart showed massive necrosis of heart muscle fibres along with focal mass and fragmentation as compared with nondiabetic heart whereas PPSB-PEE (100 mg/kg) treated diabetic group showed minimal pathological changes; that is, swelling of myocardial fibers and focal degeneration may be due to reduction in oxidative stress and hyperglycemia.

Mitochondrial degeneration (10), vacuolization and swelling (11) are pathological features of both familial mutSOD1-linked human ALS cases and mutSOD1 mouse models.

Collectively, the data in Fig 5 argue that the pathological effects on fibre cell swelling and cataract formation may be a consequence of PKA holoenzyme release from AKAP2 in the equatorial cortex of the lens.