“... expression of PAI-1 was observed as early as 96 h of exposure to high glucose. After 7 days in hyperglycemia...”
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“... better predictors of symptom decrease than the reverse. A higher proportion of a specific type...”
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“... stress and to damage muscle tissue. High taurine levels are present in skeletal muscle and may play...”
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Subjects: “...Friction decrease...”
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“... mRNA of TNF-alpha rapidly increased in the lung tissue within 180 min of ventilation with a higher...”
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“... mRNA of TNF-alpha rapidly increased in the lung tissue within 180 min of ventilation with a higher...”
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“... related to ocean temperature and initial carbon content, with higher rates of biomass loss at lower...”
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“... to climate change can be projected as a function of sensitivity and exposure during growth. These projections...”
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Subjects: “...High-dose fentanyl...”
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“...Aging decreases physical function which can increase dependence in activities of daily living (ADL...”
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“... N content. Soil nitrogen and cotton growth, yield and fiber quality were evaluated as a function...”
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“...>2+</sup>) homeostasis. Dysregulation of PMCA function is associated with several human pathologies...”
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“... when compared to WT after exercise; higher serum levels of creatine kinase (CK), CK-MB, and lactate...”
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“... of an isotonic sports drink as rehydration strategy on the hydration status and proteinuria after karate training...”
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