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... by the inclusion of profilin and αactinin The role of these proteins in promoting actin nucleation and maintaining actin treadmilling is summarised in figure 1.1c How these factors and many others ... remains the focus of ongoing research 1.3.4 Regulation of the WASP family WASP family members are regulated by Rho -family GTPases Members of this subfamily of the Ras family of the GTPases include ... 1.3.3 Subcellular localisation of the WASP family The distinct subcellular localisation of the individual WASP family members is responsible for the differing spatial and temporal dynamics of the...

... problem among women of reproductive age The behavior and other characteristics of the male partners in this study were important predictors for HIV in women Therefore, involvement of men in HIV ... encouraged to inform their partners and bring them for counseling and testing, and those with proven sexually transmitted infections were given a contact card to give to their partners so that they could ... treatment All the services were free of charge for both the women and their partners At the time the study was conducted, there was no routine service for counseling and testing of pregnant women for...

... high-mobility group box-1 (HMGB-1) in the management of suspected acute appendicitis: useful diagnostic biomarker or just another blind alley? Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency ... As the authors of the current study point out [5], the high mobility group box-1 protein (HMGB1) has been known for many years as a nuclear chromosomal protein Its role as a pro-inflammatory cytokine ... player amongst the mingling molecules The diagnostic value of HMGB1 levels was investigated using ROC curve analysis in this study by Albayrak et al [5] The use of ROC analysis is an Page of...

... labelling in the care of children with food allergies The thesis focuses on two key areas of research The first explores current practices with regard to precautionary labelling and the impact of these ... of the allergic patient 16 General Declaration I, Giovanni Zurzolo, declare that the PhD thesis entitled ‘ The Role of Precautionary Labelling for Food Allergens and the Care of Children with Food ... foods are often used by parents of young children because of their accessibility and ease -of- use Use of processed foods is more complicated for parents of children with food allergy because of...

... ICU-acquired hyponatraemia, while baseline creatinine, mechanical ventilation and level of care were associated with ICU-acquired hypernatraemia Outcomes of care Length of stay and mortality in the ICU and ... determine both the aetiology of the ICU-acquired hyponatraemia and hypernatraemia and clinicians' responses Second, our study was observational in nature and designed to describe the epidemiology of ... ICU-acquired hyponatraemia and hypernatraemia and in- hospital patient mortality Our study provides three important contributions to the epidemiology of sodium disturbances in critically ill patients in...

... effects of natural disasters on child health and investments by linking three waves of household survey data from India to information on all natural disasters that children were exposed to in the ... marginal returns to health investments For example, the benefits of immunizing children may be less in the event of a famine if the risk of dying from hunger is high The impacts of natural disasters ... be the 11 months leading up to the interview date, including the month of the interview Although we show the 11-month exposure period in the main results, we also test the sensitivity of the...

... representing the strongest effect on the 11bhydroxylation activity of all single mutants investigated here When both mutations were introduced into CYP11B2, the 11b-hydroxylation capacity was additionally ... strongly improve the substrate conversion in relation to the CYP11B2 wild-type protein (Fig 3) By replacing the amino acids in positions 112 and 147 of CYP11B2 with those found in mouse, rat and ... residues of CYP11B2 implicated in the regulation of individual reaction steps Swapping the amino acid at position 147 from CYP11B2 to CYP11B1, led to a stronger increase in the hydroxylation at the...

... ultimately developing into alveoli from week 36 onward Claudin- 3, -4 and -7, but not claudin- 1 and -5, were positive in type II pneumocytes (Fig 3A-3G, 4A-4G) Claudin- 1, -3, -4 and -7 were expressed ... Immunoreactivity scores for claudin- 1, -3, -4, -5 and- 7 in different types of pulmonary cells in developing human lung during various gestational periods Claudin type Pseudo-glandular period day 52-week 16 ... positive in all epithelial cell-lining airways, but claudin- 1 was positive mainly in large bronchi and its expression was usually quite weak Claudin- 3, -4, -5 and -7 were positive and claudin- 1 negative...

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... interleukin-5- induced hyperreactivity was abated by blocking the activity of interleukin-1, and interleukin-1β mRNA and protein levels are increased by interleukin-5 Interleukin-5 may contribute to airway ... cells and eosinophils also synthesize interleukin-5, indicating that autocrine production of interleukin-5 may contribute to the chronicity of inflammation [41,42] The interleukin-5 receptor is in ... interleukin-5 and eosinophils in general in this disease Genomics and biochemistry of the interleukin-5 system There are clusters of T-helper (Th)2-type cytokine genes, including that which encodes interleukin-5, ...

... suggests the potential for the use of SPHK inhibitors in preconditioning stem cells before transplanting them into the body, by committing stem cells along specific differentiation path More work, including ... osteogenic differentiation in most of the cases, while at higher amounts (1μM DMS and 5 M CP6) showed to inhibit the osteogenic differentiation in most of the experiments Interestingly, in human BM- and ... differentiations pathways, to further validate and confirm the potential usage of SPHK inhibitors in stem cell differentiation, and S1P roles on stem cell proliferation 157 ...

... antagonizing the 5- HT3 receptor slows intestinal transit and that agonizing the 5- HT4 receptor accelerates gastrointestinal transit These observations have led to increased efforts to develop and ... symptomatology of bloating, the role of gastrointestinal transit and effect of tegaserod in non-diarrhea IBS patients with bloating In the first part of this thesis, the symptoms profiles of non-diarrhea ... penetrating 5- HT3 antagonist It is for the treatment of diarrheapredominant IBS in female patients resistant to conventional anti-diarrhoic agents 5- HT4 receptor agonists 24 5- HT4 receptor agonists...