Transient rises in bilirubin levels have also been observed (Fields et al, 1995).
Transient rises of calcium ions in the cytoplasmic levels are believed to serve as second messenger signals that control numerous neuronal functions, whereas sustained elevation of cytoplasmic calcium levels is obviously deleterious to various neuronal functions.
The bi-component γ-haemolysin HlgC/HlgB was the most potent leukotoxin, initiating transient rises in intracellular Ca2+ concentration in cerebellar neurones and in primary sensory neurones from dorsal root ganglia, as probed with the Fura-2 Ca2+ indicator dye.
Transient rises of ALT occurred in three patients who also received methotrexate, but all had above normal values of GGT and/or AST, lactic dehydrogenase (LDH), and ALT at screening, but were below the levels stated in the exclusion criteria.
Pilqrim et al. also mentioned that acute anxiety or uneasiness can lead to a transient rise in blood pressure [7].
The lava largely disappeared from the vent for over a week, reappearing briefly as transient rises in lava level occurred due to summit deflation-inflation cycles.
At variance with wild-type, we also observe significantly increased variability of local Ca2 + transient rise as well as higher Ca2 +-spark frequency.
Mukamal et al. [14] have shown that a transient rise of ambient temperature increased the risk of headache requiring emergency department evaluation, with approximate 7.5% higher risk for each 5°C increment in temperature.
Catch-up growth in adult resulted in an increase in intramuscular and intrahepatic lipid content, visceral fat deposition, and insulin resistance, which is consistent with a transient rise in food efficiency during the early stage of refeeding.
A transient rise in donor-specific cytotoxic alloantibodies was noted in 19 treated patients post-HSCT, 14 of whom returned to the transplantable range within 2 weeks and five required a desensitization protocol.
