This systematic review suggests that biomedical risk factors are an important consideration in the future study of propensity to the development of Achilles tendinopathy.
Such patients have an increased propensity to early development of osteoarthritic changes that are not contributable to the primary fracture but to associated injuries of the lower limb and high BMI.
A crescent body of evidence has demonstrated that hormonal, metabolic and nutritional disturbances at a critical, sensitive period of early life may determine the propensity to the development of obesity and its related metabolic pathologies [1], [2], [3].
The propensity to tumor development seems to be the down side of cell competition, which selects cells based on relative cell fitness.
However, the observation that most premature infants do not develop NEC, despite the seemingly tonic activation of TLR4, suggests that TLR4 signal is somehow curtailed within the newborn intestinal epithelium, thus limiting the propensity to NEC development.
The reasons why larvae of H. contortus and T. circumcincta used in this study showed such a high propensity to undergo arrested development, is a mystery.
Improved understanding of obesity's heterogeneity, including interindividual differences in pathogenesis, propensity to regain lost weight, development of obesity-related complications including diabetes, and response to therapy, is critical to advance the development of effective and cost-effective interventions.
amazonensis, such as its propensity to induce DCL, its development inside spacious PVs, and its resistance to the highly oxidative phagolysosomal environment in host cells.
Thus, information transfer in ciliates goes, not DNA→RNA→protein, but micDNA→macDNA→RNA→protein. The extra step provides a niche (in genome ecology) for selfish elements with a propensity to excise during macronuclear development (i.e., like introns, except spliced out from DNA).
