Restoration of the astrocytic morphology induced by the different housing conditions might convert into increased astrocytic support of synaptic connectivity by recovering the AD-induced reduction of astrocytic coverage of the neuronal structures and, as consequence, restoring synaptic connectivity altered by the AD pathology.
In effect, this system allowed us to assess the consequences of restoring the lean muscle mass that is lost by the 12-month time point.
18, 29 Only a few studies have focused on the effects of restoring binaural hearing and consequences for QoL.
Hence, we determined the metabolic consequences of restoring cytosolic FH in FH1KO kidneys from 15-week-old mice by CE-TOFMS and IPA analysis (Table S1).
Joshua Mendell (Johns Hopkins University, MD, USA) described the roles of Myc and p53 in the regulation of miRNA expression and the therapeutic consequences of restoring miR-26a in hepatocellular carcinomas; data produced in his and in Jerry Mendell's laboratories were published in Cell on the same day as the presentation.
That is, if evolution drives the population to a point where it has strongly committed to the yearling migration tactic and has little flexibility to respond to rapid environmental changes, the short-term consequences of restoring the river to more 'pristine' conditions could be sobering.
We recommend 3-D preoperative planning because the FO may be underestimated by up to 20% on radiographs and it may therefore not be restored, with clinical consequences.
Decreasing circulating levels of cortisol may be important in restoring health and preventing negative consequences of prolonged stress, e.g., because it may prevent neural atrophy in frontal and hippocampal regions, improving top-down regulation of limbic systems, promoting stress resiliency [ 19].
The irony is that monarchy was restored as a consequence of the strength rather than the weakness of English republicanism: the revival of both English republicanism and religious radicalism in the wake of the downfall of Richard Cromwell's protectorate in 1659 terrified more conservative parliamentarians such as William Prynne.
The integrity of most of the so-damaged DNAs is typically restored as a consequence of the action of certain DNA-repairing enzymes, the normal function of which is important for maintaining genomic integrity and preventing cellular neoplastic transformation [ 3].
