Sentence examples for skin reviewed from inspiring English sources

TLRs are expressed on a variety of cell types found in the skin (reviewed by Miller and Modlin, 2007).

They have also been implicated in susceptibility to skin tearing and disorganized collagen as observed in chronic wounds and aged/sun-damaged skin (reviewed by [ 29]).

Although our study was not designed to investigate mechanisms, the higher levels of CXCL10 detected in T1R suggest its involvement in the T1R immunopathology probably by attracting Th1 type cells to the reactional inflammatory sites in the skin, (reviewed in [ 1]).

The antiproliferative actions of calcitriol have prompted the development of calcitriol and synthetic vitamin D3 analogues as new drugs for treatment for various disorders including secondary hyperparathyroidism in chronic kidney disease, various cancers, osteoporosis, and hyperproliferative conditions in the skin (reviewed in [ 14]).

Since this study suggests that those with less severe physical disability are at greater risk of dermatological disease, this group may benefit from periodic skin reviews.

The few existing studies assessing carbon nanomaterial toxicity to skin are reviewed.

This is consistent with the known effects of the menopause and declining oestrogen levels on skin physiology (reviewed in Verdier-Sévrain et al [18]) and also agrees with the reported correlation between perceived age and circulating oestrogen levels in peri-menopausal women [19].

57 In 2007 and 2010, the intracrine or paracrine actions of sex hormones produced in the skin were reviewed.

A number of studies have shown that estrogens have many important beneficial and protective roles in skin physiology (reviewed in Thornton 2002, 2005).

In Incontinentia pigmenti, which is caused by mutations in the X-linked NF kappa B essential modulator (NEMO) gene, the patches of X inactivation result in a characteristic whorled pattern of skin hyperpigmentation (reviewed in Sun & Tsao, 2008).

This chapter summarizes the progress of engineered skin substitues, reviews some critical aspects of skin biology, and highlights future developments that need to be undertaken for synthesizing bioengineered skin.