Sentence examples for release modulator from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the use of release modulator HPMC increased porosity, but did not produce an increase in the gentamicin release.

Modified polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) bone cements formulations were prepared by including different proportions of gentamicin and release modulators such as lactose or hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (HPMC).

It works with suburothelium as a functional unit, which responds to external stresses by the release of modulator agents that regulate the activity of not only the nearby afferent nerves but also of the underlying smooth muscle and urothelial stem cells.

Connexin 43 (Cx43) hemichannels open in response to mechanical stimulation to release bone modulators which influence bone remodeling.

Mitochondrial complexes have also been shown to be specific targets for drug therapy in cancer and drugs called "mitocans" [ 2- 5] can disrupt the integrity of mitochondria causing cytosolic release of modulators of apoptosis and activation of mitochondria-dependent cell death signalling pathways inside cancer cells [ 6- 8].

These human in vivo correlations suggest that hepcidin release is a modulator of anemia in septic patients with systemic inflammation.

Dying cells in which autophagy is induced selectively release the immune modulator HMGB1 without causing lysis of the cell membrane and classical necrosis.

Cytokine-induced release of pain modulators such as BDNF from trigeminal neurons might underline the interaction of inflammatory and neuronal pathways leading to neurogenic inflammation.

These synthetic materials can be engineered and optimized for their biodegradability, physical parameters such as shape and size, and controlled release of immune-modulators.

Conclusion: Maintenance of the differential response in both live and heat-killed preparations suggests that the reduced TNFα response associated with virulent mycobacteria is due to differences in the presence of components capable of triggering host pattern recognition receptors, rather than events associated with phagosome trafficking or the active release of intracellular modulators.

This activation of pro-inflammatory signaling pathways can result in release of immune modulators (e.g., cytokines, chemokines, NO and ROS) that can impact severity of disease (e.g., sepsis and meningitis).