Sentence examples for prevention of inflammation from inspiring English sources
The histological evaluation showed a partial prevention of inflammation, necrosis and vacuolization induced by CCl4 [115].
RS2 promoted Eubacterium rectale, a species associated with high butyrate production [4], a trait that could be especially beneficial in the prevention of inflammation and colon cancer [47], [48].
The inhibition of the NF- κB pathway has also shown the prevention of inflammation in experimental renal damage.
Yam is an important plant that is widely used in drug industry, while Dioscorea rhizome contained ureides including allantoin for the prevention of inflammation and ulcers [ 4].
These results provide strong support for the role of probiotic Lactobacillus spp. in cancer treatment and prevention of inflammation as a precursor to carcinogenesis.
We show that the prevention of inflammation is due, at least in part, to the suppressive effects of iTregs on CD4+ effector T-cell (Teff) function.
These prospective data support the role of fatty acid status in depression vulnerability and indicate a potential role for omega-3 fatty acids in the prevention of inflammation-induced depression.
Accordingly, restoration of barrier function is an important therapeutic ambition for the treatment and prevention of inflammation-mediated pathologies (Fries et al., 2013).
Glutathione, the main antioxidant of intestinal epithelial cells, is suggested to play an important role in gut barrier function and prevention of inflammation-related oxidative damage as induced by acute bacterial infection.
Therefore, the combination of the myorelaxant and anti-inflammatory properties of the PDE4 inhibitors make these molecules particularly attractive for the prevention of inflammation-induced preterm delivery and its consequences on the premature infant.
Thus, Kcnn4, which was previously reported as a potential target for immunosuppression (Cahalan and Chandy, 1997; Jensen et al., 2001), autoimmune diseases (Wulff et al., 2003), and periodontal disease (Valverde et al., 2005), also represents a potential new target for the prevention of inflammation-related bone loss.
