Sentence examples for symptomatic stage from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the forelimb muscle revealed axonal and NMJ degeneration at a late, post symptomatic stage, as well as novel differences in NMJ morphology, with reduced complexity.

Semi-quantitative analysis showed that the immunoreactivity of EP2 in motor neurons was significantly increased in the early symptomatic stage in ALS model mice.

Different authors have suggested that the amyloid load would reach a plateau at the onset of the symptomatic stage [40, 41].

Diagnosis at each of these stages is based on clinical characteristics but also includes laboratory and biomarker findings that can facilitate or augment the diagnosis, which is particularly important in the very early symptomatic stage.

The new criteria, still under development, break the illness into three different stages: the latent, or silent, stage; the preclinical, or prodromal, early symptomatic stage; and then the fully expressed dementia stage.

If administered prior to the symptomatic stage, antibiotics are effective in stemming disease.

While glycolytic enzymes are highly recovered mainly at symptomatic stages of disease, insoluble mitochondrial enzymes already accumulate at a pre-symptomatic stage.

Proponents of the idea have a plausible explanation, however: seemingly healthy people who have such plaques might be in a pre-symptomatic stage of Alzheimer's disease.

But it's known that during the disorder's early, pre-symptomatic stage, pancreatic islets become inflamed — that is, they get infiltrated by immune cells.

Both disease model mouse strains showed high scores even at the apparently pre-symptomatic stage of the disease, particularly with abnormal tail and hind limb postures.

They received HSC-GT at the pre-symptomatic stage; the dose of transduced CD34+ cells infused was similar in the 2 patients (18.2 × 106/kg for Patient 1 (Pt1); 14.1 × 106/kg for Patient 2 (PTableTable 1).