Sentence examples for transmission blockade from inspiring English sources

The secreted ookinete surface protein, circumsporozoite- and thrombospondin-related adhesive protein (TRAP -related proTRAP -relatedis essential for this transition and hence constitutes a proteinal target for malaria transmission bloCTRPe.

For a superlattice with Nb barriers, a series of resonant peaks, each of which is split into (Nb−1) subpeaks, and transmission blockade regions appear in the conductance spectrum, which indicates the formation of minibands and minigaps.

The membrane feeding assay revealed that antisera conferred a transmission blockade of up to 99% reduction in the average oocyst numbers per mosquito, while immunization with a rAd expressing Pfs25 from Plasmodium falciparum, a homolog of Pvs25, conferred only a background level of blockade, suggesting that a species-specific transmission-blocking immunity was induced.

This is likely to be the way forward for complete transmission blockade.

In the future, this technology will allow effective comparisons and informed choices to be made, potentially leading to complete transmission blockade.

On the other hand, shigellosis, with no specific and effective preventive measure other than rebuilding personnel hygiene for the infected and healthy ones, the effects of identifying higher proportion of asymptomatic cases were not rewarded by an effective prevention intervention and transmission blockade.

A similar phenomenon was observed by [25], showing little synaptic transmission after blockade of AMPAR mediated transmission at mossy fibre synapses in the CA3 region of the hippocampus.

Methylphenidate and dexamphetamine are sympathomimetic agents thought to act both in the central nervous system (CNS) and peripherally by enhancing dopaminergic and noradrenergic transmission through blockade of relevant transporters [ 10].

Together, these data suggest that signal propagation is due to excitatory synaptic transmission, and the blockade of inhibitory synapses enhances the propagation of the excitatory signals in the visual cortical circuit, particularly in layer 2/3.

Since NMDA receptors are essential for neuronal transmission, a full blockade of NMDA receptors would not be suitable for clinical application; rather, it would be preferable to prevent receptor overstimulation while reducing free radical formation [ 41, 42].

Inhibition of the dopamine transmission, especially through D2R blockade on the lactotroph cells, results in disinhibition of PRL secretion: the stronger the dopamine blockade, the higher the PRL elevation [ 27].