... acid
(GABA) and statin [7,8 ]. GABA metabolism in substan-
tia nigra (SN) plays a key role in seizur e arrest. When
seizures stop, a major increase in GABA synthesis in
postictal S N. GABA synthesis ... 10
Discussion
The main result of the present study is the finding
PETL and GABA protected animals from KA-induced
brain injury. MDA and apoptosis w ere significantly
red...
... produced predominantly by activated
macrophages and lymphocytes mediate many inflamma-
tory processes [49]. These proinflammatory cytokines
include interferon-γ (IFN-γ), interleukin-1 (IL-1), tumour
necrosis ... purposes)
induce local injury and participate in the orchestration of
systemic inflammation and all of its consequences. ICAM-
1 in particular plays a role in inflammatory...
... proteins, is hydrolysed in an insulin-
dependent manner to produce an inositolphosphoglycan
and d iacylglycerol [52]. The inositolphosphoglycan a ppears
to mediate metabolic effects of insulin by ... GPI-anchored ephrin-A5 in lipid
rafts. The ephrin-A5 induced signalling results in increased
tyrosine phosphorylation of several raft proteins and
recruitment of the Src family kinase F...
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collection and processing, PP participated in data collec-
tion and processing, KP participated in data collection
and...
... autoimmune disease.
Interestingly, although GPI is ubiquitously expressed in the
body, the immune response against GPI appears to
initiate in the draining lymph nodes of peripheral joints in
K/B×N mice ... is currently unclear why systemic autoreactivity against
the ubiquitously expressed glycolytic enzyme G6PI
specifically induces arthritis, with no other symptoms of
organ-specific or...
... articular cartilage. The increased frequency of osteo-
arthritis with aging indicates the complex etiology of this disease,
which includes pathophysiology and joint stability including
biomechanics. ... response
including osteophyte formation and joint capsule thickening.
The etiology of osteoarthritis remains unknown. At steady
state the homeostasis and response of articular cartilage...
... we investigated the MAP kinase and IκB kinase
signaling pathways by western blot (Figure 3a). Interestingly,
piperine did not significantly affect the IκB kinase signaling
pathway or the MAP kinase ... C, Lee YA, Hong
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inhibits matrix metalloproteinase 1 and 13 synthesis in inter-
leukin-1β stimulated fibroblast-like synovioc...
... time, although only three such lineages were
included in this survey. Other than hatching (and the
conditions immediatel y preceding hatching), sexual sub-
lines were maintained in the same manner ... Genomics and
Bioinformatics at Indiana University, which is supported in part by the METACyt
Initiative of Indiana University, funded in part through a major grant from the
Lilly En...
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compartmentation. ... yielded many insights into the
origin and earliest stages of evolution of eukaryotes.
Recent fi ndings indicate that several key cellular systems
of eukaryotes exist in a...
... circulating cell types (neutrophils and monocytes)
can occur. A study by Wiik (2001) has demonstrated that
abdominal surgery causes an increase in neutrophil and
monocyte counts along with lymphocytopenia ... significant increase in the leuko-
cyte elastase levels were displayed from baseline
(preoperatively) up to day 1 post-surgery following TKR,
with levels decreasing at day 3 and...