Sentence examples for preconditioning phase from inspiring English sources

Over the following 3 days, we carried out a preconditioning phase of the coculture.

The CBP patients showed an enhanced muscular response of the left forearm (where the US was applied) to the CS+ already in the preconditioning phase.

Knocking down calmodulin expression by RNAi treatment during the preconditioning phase is sufficient to block the survival of cortical neurons triggered by OGD or NMDA preconditioning (Fig. 5E, F).

During the preconditioning phase (Fig. a, b green shaded region), low levels of IL-1α (0.1 ng/mL and 0.5 ng/mL) exposure did not significantly alter the mechanical or biochemical composition of the constructs relative to control samples (p > 0.05).

The CPP score was defined as the time spent in the drug-paired compartment on day 7 minus the time spent in the same compartment in the preconditioning phase on day 0. The scores were expressed as means with the standard error of the mean.

Thus ROS are known to activate PKC in the isolated heart [118 120] and IP can be prevented if free radical scavengers are present during the preconditioning phase [100,101,118,121] Oxidation of critical cysteine residues on PKC isoforms is known to cause their activation [35,122] and thus provides a mechanism by which ROS could activate PKC.

CPP data were expressed as the difference in time spent in the drug- or saline-paired compartment during the post and preconditioning phases.

Water samples containing EE2 were extracted onto preconditioned solid-phase C18 cartridges.

Hypoxic/ischemic preconditioning usually produces two phases of cytoprotection: Phase I, an acute protection that appears early and lasts for a few hours after insult and Phase II, a delayed but stronger protection which emerges many hours after hypoxia and can last for days or even weeks.

We therefore determined that a 12-h exposure to 0.1% oxygen induced a rapid phase of preconditioning.

We had previously shown that ecSOD gene therapy in the rabbit affords protection against ischemia/reperfusion injury to an extent similar to the late phase of preconditioning [ 31, 32].