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As many different chemotherapeutic agents seem to have similar effects on the CNS, studies are also exploring common indirect mechanisms of neurotoxicity, such as pro-oxidative effects, toxic neurotransmitters/monoamine release, disruption of blood vessel density and supply and inflammation [76].

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This technique allows for a gradual release, without disruption of the continuity or integrity of the vastus medialis, vastus lateralis or rectus femoris muscles, and has had more favourable results when compared to the Thompson technique [9].

Thus, decreased HCN release without disruption of dhurrin production resulted in increased feeding by S. frugiperda.

In animal studies, PBDE exposure has been associated with increased death of cerebellar granule cells, alterations in neuronal arachidonic acid release, and disruption of calcium homeostasis (Birnbaum and Staskal 2004).

20 This leads to the decreased release or disruption to the normal pulsatility of gonadotrophin releasing hormone secretion, resulting in a reduction of the release of luteinising hormone and follicle stimulating hormone from the pituitary gland, and of testosterone or oestradiol from the gonads.

Finally D. kotschyi extract (250  μg/mL) significantly caused the cytochrome c release and disruption of mitochondrial outer membrane integrity in the liver mitochondria obtained from DEN+2-AAF treated but not non-HCC control rat group during 60 min of incubation (P < 0.05).

The hydrolytic reaction takes place when myrosinase is released by disruption of the plant cell during harvesting, processing, or chewing of cruciferous vegetables or if the plant myrosinase has been denatured by cooking and by bacterial myrosinase in the human colon.

(Chinen) NYNDK JAZZ COLLECTIVE (Monday) Celebrating the release of "Nordic Disruption" (Jazzheads), this trans-Atlantic band features a core of the New York-based trombonist Chris Washburne, the Norwegian saxophonist Ole Mathisen and the Danish pianist Soren Moller.

Liu and co-workers reported that either 2-propanol or serum proteins induced drug release through the disruption of noncovalent π π stacking and hydrophobic interactions between the drug and GO sheets [4].

The findings suggest that CL-incorporating mPEG-b(PolyHis)2-based polymersomes may have potential for intracellular drug delivery of chemical drugs due to their improved colloidal stability, lower drug loss during circulation, acidic pH-induced drug release, and endosomal disruption.

Calcein release after membrane disruption was evaluated by measuring fluorescence intensity at 515 nm with excitation at 492 nm on a RF-5300PC spectrofluorometer at room temperature.

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