Sentence examples for reverse the altered from inspiring English sources
IFN-γ is also known to prevent endotoxin tolerance of monocytes and macrophages [ 19], and has been shown to reverse the altered immune status of monocytes in human sepsis [ 20].
These aberrant epigenetic modifiers have become new targets for drug design, because their inhibition can potentially reverse the altered epigenetic landscapes that contribute to the development of the leukemia.
It does appear however that such modification does not reverse the altered tempo of reproductive maturation in programmed offspring.
We tested whether overexpression of Hyal2 would reverse the altered phenotype of 208F cells expressing RON or Stk.
In order to reverse the altered gut flora, a team consisting of clinicians and microbiologists developed a protocol, in accordance with internationals protocols, with specific procedures, for performing fecal bacteriotherapy in patients with recurrences of Clostridium difficile infection.
Treatment with CS reversed the altered open field behaviour significantly and this probably is due to its anxiolytic effect.
Treatment with HDAC inhibitors reversed the altered transcriptional events and reestablished the sensitivity of the ER to tamoxifen resulting in substantial Bcl-2 downregulation, growth arrest and apoptosis.
Fish oil supplementation not only provided antidepressant-like effects, but also reversed the altered lipid profiles and ghrelin level in serum.
Treatment with rutin reversed all the altered genes induced by HCD nearly to the control levels.
Results confirmed our prediction in 3 of 3 neurons tested, thus demonstrating the specificity of the 4-AP effect; in other words, even if channels other than Kv1 were blocked by 4-AP, the effect of 4-AP on excitability is attributable to blockade of subthreshold potassium current given that reintroducing that type of current reverses the altered excitability.
Although two studies, neither of which was long-term, found that repeated antibiotic treatment did not reverse the pain and altered cognition associated with Lyme disease, the experience of thousands of patients, including Ms. Bean, contradict these findings.
