Furthermore, we found that induction of autophagy was elicited by Bin in intoxicated cells and that stimulation of autophagy prior to intoxication inhibited autolysosome vacuolation.
The coroner's report attributed Antley's death to intoxication from multiple drugs.
Poems were written hailing the "green muse," yet 19th-century writers like Alfred de Musset also fell prey to intoxication.
Rand's potent message could lead to intoxication and even to madness, as the second half of her life showed.
The clinical trials, in comparison, pursue a resolutely sober approach to intoxication: an acoustic Kool-Aid acid test.
The charge was upgraded to intoxication manslaughter, a second-degree felony punishable by 2 to 20 years in prison, after Brown died.
In "Dissemination," Jacques Derrida famously called attention to Plato's use of the term pharmakon — a drug, with all of its implications, from medicine to intoxication — as a metaphor for writing, for the written word.
In case the charge might be leveled that it is irresponsible to promote an institution dedicated to intoxication, George Thorogood's "I Drink Alone" should counterweight the glamour associated with alcohol and make for an inadvertent public-service announcement.
Of a Mrs. H_tt_n, "Courtesans" says, "She is expensive in dress, extravagant in the indulgence of her palate, violently addicted to wine and strong liquors which she often drinks to excess, not infrequently to intoxication".
The other great advantage of this scientific approach to intoxication is that if we target compounds that affect the Gaba system, then it is possible to produce other drugs that could be sold alongside the alcohol substitute as an antidote.
Two early deaths were related to intoxication, and the later was related to nosocomial complication.
