Sentence examples for some neurotoxic from inspiring English sources

However, more detailed examination of the brain tissue ultrastructure indicated some neurotoxic symptoms from NP-Pt treatment, including deformation and degradation of the mitochondria.

Although some neurotoxic PLA2s are also myotoxic [ 64, 65], myotoxicity appears to be much more important for P. elegans than for P. flavoviridis.

For some neurotoxic chemicals, neurobehavioral effects are now considered to be among the most sensitive end points yet detected, particularly if exposures occur during critical windows of vulnerability.

However, some neurotoxic effects in rats were observed at doses several orders of magnitude higher than the PFAS levels found in the U.S. and Danish general populations (Butenhoff et al. 2009; Fei et al. 2007).

NF-κB exerts neuroprotective effects against some neurotoxic agents [ 30, 31], including Aβ [ 32], and total abrogation of NF-κB activation by pharmacological agents was followed by hippocampal neuron death.

While the neuroprotective activity was correlated with the antioxidant capacity of the extracts, two extracts (Polygonum multiflorum and Rhodiola rosea) with high anti-oxidant capacity lacked neuroprotective activity in the staurosporine assay and exhibited some neurotoxic activity when they were applied in the absence of staurosporine.

DPR inclusions are abundant in the cerebellum, as well as in the frontal and temporal lobes of ALS and FTLD patients and some are neurotoxic in a range of cellular and animal models, implying that DPR aggregation directly contributes to disease pathogenesis.

This interactive matrix may account for the enhanced vulnerability of the brain under some conditions of neurotoxic chemical exposure.

This has led to the suggestion that some of the neurotoxic effects of these compounds could be mediated through the thyroid system.

The rats reared in the enriched environment showed improvement in spatial learning performance, compared with rats reared in the standard laboratory cage, suggesting the enriched environment mitigated some of the neurotoxic effects of lead exposure (Guilarte et al. 2003).

The present study indicated that jellyfish P. noctiluca crude venom and its fractions contained peptides with specific cholinesterase inhibitory activities which might be responsible for some of the neurotoxic effects of the venom on animals and humans.