Sentence examples for transient blockade from inspiring English sources
For example, high-frequency TMS produces a transient blockade of spontaneous STN activity, defined HFS-induced silence.
Similarly, blockade of GABA uptake via GAT-1 transporter resulted in a transient blockade of firing rates that were precisely compensated 2 days following the perturbation.
These data are the first to suggest that transient blockade of specific kinases can induce a persistent inhibition of non-contact inhibited transformed colony formation and can also remove pre-formed colonies.
We would like to explain our hypothesis related to what is happening in the stroma: it could be a transient blockade of activated CAFs metabolism, a quiescent status forced for a pharmacologically active substance.
In addition, prepubertal transient blockade of AT1R signaling by olmesartan exerted a long-term therapeutic effect on salt-induced hypertension and renal injury in Dahl Iwai salt-sensitive rats, partly through a sustained enhancement of renal ATRAP expression [ 48].
Transient blockade of constitutive CXC-chemokine signalling using the CXCR2 antagonist did reveal decreases in endogenous Hsp90 expression in both cells, confirming the importance of this receptor in regulating the transcription and expression of this chaperone protein.
Our results suggest that even a short period of transient CXCR4 blockade could have dramatic impact on animal survival and on HSC engraftment following HCT.
We also monitored the long-term effects of transient AMPK blockade.
We showed that TNF-K immunization is efficacious against established arthritis and induces a transient TNF blockade with reversible effects on arthritis in TTg mice.
The striking coincidence of eculizumab infusion and improvement of HUS parameters suggest a beneficial role of transient complement blockade in this patient.
The most prevalent hypothesis, advanced by Dr. Ian Zagon and colleagues, states that inducing a small and transient opioid blockade will prompt the body to compensate by upregulating both endogenous opioids and opioid receptors [ 40].
