Consider, too, that a layoff removes people from the structure and camaraderie of daily working life and can plunge them into unaccustomed isolation — a possible precursor to stress and depression.
Aβ: Amyloid β; AD: Alzheimer's disease; ApoE: Apolipoprotein E; AU: Arbitrary units; βAPP: Amyloid β precursor protein; Stress Marq: 8-OH guanosine; IL-1: Interleukin-1.
There, it acts as a signal precursor and activates stress responsive genes, phospholipids and galactolipids [ 62], which increase the membrane stability and provides stress tolerance [ 63].
The role of large subunit precursor in heat stress tolerance has not been reported.
Further experiments on presence of the precursor in heat stress conditions can confirm this hypothesis.
Therefore, Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak stated, as "a precursor to a stress fracture,... which is a precursor to a... fracture," it was more manageable to correct.
Finally, GLO1 encodes an enzyme that removes methylglyoxal (MG), a potent oxidative stress precursor.
Single-parent status may be a precursor of family stress as discord and conflict in families often occurs before, during and after a divorce [ 5, 8, 12, 40].
Shortages are resulting in heavy workload which is a precursor to job stress and burnout which have also been linked to low job satisfaction.
Accumulation of AGEs further magnifies ROS production by inducing the glycation of important antioxidant enzymes and by providing precursor of oxidative stress.
