Sentence examples for protein insufficiency from inspiring English sources

Now, a new study by Christopher Golden and colleagues calls the protein insufficiency risk, "the tip of the iceberg".

It has been hypothesized that erythropoiesis is particularly sensitive to ribosomal protein insufficiency and cellular stress because of a high proliferative and protein synthesis rate [12].

Mild protein insufficiency, as indicated by a prealbumin concentration of <20 mg/dl, has been associated with decreased linear growth.

A soybean oil diet fed to rabbits and rats caused an increase in lipid peroxidation compared to controls [ 14- 16]; this increase is accenuated by protein insufficiency [ 17].

Dieu-Donné is at the therapeutic feeding unit in the Bambari Hospital recovering from kwashiorkor, a form of severe acute malnutrition caused by protein insufficiency and characterized by swelling of the feet and abdomen, a condition called oedema.

In the case of HAE, the protein insufficiency is usually caused by autosomal dominantly inherited mutations within the C1INH gene that cause a quantitive (type 1 HAE) or functional (type 2 HAE) deficiency, and the onset of the disease occurs typically in childhood 6– 16.

Coagulation disturbances we also excluded women with a coagulation disorder the first time such a diagnosis was recorded in the national patient registry, including Leiden factor V heterozygote or homozygote, prothrombin 20210 heterozygote or homozygote, protein C insufficiency, protein S insufficiency, and anti-thrombin III insufficiency.

As an example, protein deficiency (mimicking undernutrition in the developing countries) leads to a different endocrine phenotype than ligation of the uterine arteries, simulating placental insufficiency [16].

If altered nutrient-sensing pathways, lipotoxicity, and organelle dysfunction in kidneys under excess nutrient stresses are involved in the pathogenesis of renal diseases, a high energy intake along with a low-protein diet may cause an insufficiency of protein restriction in the treatment of diabetic nephropathy.

Animal studies have shown that any perturbations to the foetal environment that include maternal food restriction, low-protein diet, placental insufficiency, maternal vitamin A deficiency, use of alcohol and drugs like angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and sodium valproate can result in reduced nephron endowment and renal anomalies.

The relationship between protein glycation and cervical insufficiency merits further evaluation.