... pars compacta and pars dissipata, and relaxin-3positive neurons are found in both regions (Fig 1A) With reference to the distribution of relaxin-3-positive nerve fibers and RXFP3 and RXFP1 expression, ... expression and function in the hypothalamus sion and leads to an increase in relaxin-3 mRNA levels in the NI [12] On the other hand, relaxin-3-positive neurons project fibers to the hypothalamus, and ... 24 Osheroff PL & Ho WH (1993) Expression of relaxin mRNA and relaxin receptors in postnatal and adult rat brains and hearts Localization and developmental patterns J Biol Chem 268, 15193–15199...
... (IX) and vagal (X) cranial nerves in the spinal cord and from the lower brain stem, which project to the http://www.chiroandosteo.com/content/14/1/25 nucleus of the solitary tract (NTS), and terminate ... subcoeruleus, and the solitary and dorsal vagal nuclei [24] With arrangements of ascending and descending fibres from various areas including the limbic system, medial hypothalamus, and the autonomic ... neocortex and forward to the amygdala and paraventricular nucleus (PVN) of the hypothalamus [30] Retrieval and utilization of stored information is carried out through the hippocampus and other...
... 25 lm and n ¼ at ALI after weeks] Epidermal thicknesses measured in ALI cultures under sham and GSM-900 exposure were, respectively: 41.5 ± 8.7 and 37.9 ± 6.8 lm after weeks, 56.6 ± 9.9 and 45.0 ... Hsc70 On the one hand, the Hsc70 expression pattern was different and, on the other hand, RFR exposure had no effect on Hsc70 expression in NHDFc It is, however, not clear why NHDFe and NHDFc react ... absorption in ear and eye region of children and adults at 900, 1800 and 2450 MHz Phys Med Biol 50, 4355–4369 ` ´ ´ Boisseau AM, Donatien P, Surleve-Bazeille JE, Amedee ´ J, Harmand MF, Bezian JH,...
... antioxidant enzymes, but several heat-shock proteins, metabolism enzymes and proteases, and is involved with activities of the ubiquitin and proteasome degradation pathways [13] Msn2 ⁄ are negatively regulated ... of cTPxI as peroxidase and as molecular chaperone, suggested by mixtures of low and high molecular weight oligomeric structures observed in cells challenged with H2O2 and (b) the capacity of ... oligomeric states in vivo cTPxI and cTPxII can act as peroxidases and as molecular chaperones, depending on changes of their quaternary structures triggered by oxidative stress and heat shock exposure...
... domains III and IV is a U-shaped, positively charged patch The patch is formed by five lysine and three arginine residues (Lys223, Lys226, Arg238, Lys242, Lys249, Lys253, Arg256, and Arg291) and, in ... shares 72% identity with Anx24(Ca32) and probably belongs to the class of Sp32 annexins In the current study, we purified and crystallized recombinant Anx(Gh1) and determined its three-dimensional ... reduced forms and a methionine residue The cluster is likely to be involved in redox reactions and might constitute the molecular basis of oxidative stress response by annexins Materials and methods...
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... soluble proteins, proline, ascorbate and glutathione, and antioxidant enzymes (Reddy et al., 2005) On the other hand, processes related to the deterioration of fruits and vegetables, either by attack ... molecules are small and can diffuse a short distance, and there are several mechanisms for its production, many of which are fast and controllable H2O2 generation occurs locally and systemically ... Emmanuel Aispuro-Hernandez and Miguel Angel Martinez-Tellez Chapter Regulation of Gene Expression in Response to Abiotic Stress in Plants 13 Bruna Carmo Rehem, Fabiana Zanelato Bertolde and Alex-Alan...
... peroxidases and catalases 16 Cell Metabolism – Cell Homeostasis and Stress Response The analysis of differential gene expression and analysis of global patterns of gene expression using macro and microarray ... availability of Zn and Cu and the formation of hydrogen sulfide and organic acids (Camargo et al., 1999) This soil is also characterized by accumulating a larger amount of CO2 (Jackson, 2004) and stimulate ... Homeostasis and Stress Response both by plant roots (ethanol and acetaldehyde) and the metabolism of anaerobic microorganisms (methane, ethane, unsaturated acids, aldehydes, ketones), and ethylene...
... 79, pp 3-20, ISSN 0305-7364 Vinit-Dunand, F.; Epron, D.; Alaoui-Sosse, B & Badot, P.M (2002) Effects of copper on growth and on photosynthesis of mature and expanding leaves in cucumber plant Plant ... preferably attacks the thimines and cytosines, and in a less extent, adenines, guanines, and the rest of desoxyribose (Cadet et al., 1999) O2•− has weaker effects on the DNA, and attacks preferably guanines ... that PRXs can also detoxify alkyl hydroperoxides and peroxinitrite, and probably can modulate oxolipid-dependent and NO-related signalling (Baier and Dietz, 2005; Rhee et al., 2005; Sakamoto et...
... Bcl-w, Bcl-xL and Mcl-1), Bcl-2 effector proteins, (Bak and Bax), direct activator BH3-only proteins (Bid, Bim and Puma) and sensitizer/derepressor proteins (Bad, Bik, Bmf, Hrk and Noxa) Complex ... transport chain and ATP production levels, interrupts reserve metabolism (glycogen and trehalose metabolism and glucan synthesis), and regulates the central carbon metabolism and amino acid biosynthesis ... coordinate cell death and cell proliferation and guarantee tissue homeostasis and normal development Dysfunction of apoptosis is associated with severe human pathologies such as cancer and neurodegenerative...
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... (morphology and size) and route of intake 2.1 Chemical form Uranium is a heavy metal that forms compounds and complexes of different varieties and solubilities The chemical action of all isotopes and ... problems Herein, we reviewed the toxicological data in vivo and in vitro on both natural and depleted uranium and renewed efforts to understand the intracellular metabolism of this heavy toxic metal ... Metabolism – Cell Homeostasis and Stress Response Kühlbrandt W Biology, structure and mechanism of p-type ATPases Nature 2004; 5:282295 Kustermans G, Piette J & Legrand-Poels S Actin-targeting...
... fetal serum (Gibco, Grand Island, NY, USA), with 100 IU/mL penicillin, 100g/mL streptomycin and 2mmol/L glutamine (Gibco, Grand Island) in an humidified incubator with 5% CO2 and 95% air at 37oC ... apparently involve both caspase dependent and independence apoptotic pathways Specifically in head and neck cancer, PDT seems to active caspase-8 and caspase-9 pathway and their upstream NFkB-JNK pathways ... (wild-type) and DKO-mtBAX (DKO reexpressing mtBAX) cells exhibited cellular shrinkage and membrane blebs characteristic of apoptotic cell death, the DKO (double-knockout, BAX and BAK) cells and DKO-SERCA...
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... jasmonic acid and ethylene as well as ROS signaling Powerful molecular tools, including transcriptome andproteome analyses, sequencing of entire genomes in plants, bioinformatic analysesand functional ... pathosystem, the SUMO gene and the EF-hand calcium-binding protein gene were responsive to pathogen as well to the abiotic stresses UV light (UV-A and UV-B), and extreme temperatures (8° and 38°C) These ... pathogens and abiotic stress Calcium (Ca2+) and reactive oxygen species (ROS) as second messengers common to abiotic and biotic stress responses In plants, Ca2+ and ROS constitute important and common...
... intestinal irritability Kooh and colleagues performed concurrent analyses of heart rate variability and polysomnography in 10 subjects with FM and compared them with and an age/sex-matched controlled ... included measurements of supine and standing pulse and blood pressure Sustained drops in systolic blood pressure (>20 mmHg) or diastolic blood pressure (>10 mmHg) after standing for minutes that are ... [7] Vaeroy and colleagues, using Doppler probes to measure skin blood flow in the hands, subsequently found that FM patients have less vasoconstrictory response to acoustic stimulation and cooling...
... and nociception modulation? J Musculoskeletal Pain, in press Stewart J, Taneja I, Medow MS: Reduced central blood volume and cardiac output, and increased vascular resistance during static handgrip ... Martinez-Lavin M: Biology and therapy of fibromyalgia: Stress, the stress response system, and fibromyalgia Arthritis Res Ther 2007, 9:216 Fontenele JB, Félix FHC: Fibromyalgia and related medically ... Arthritis Research & Therapy Vol No Félix and Fontenele Competing interests The authors cite their own work on the subject that is currently...
... the experimental work and drafted the manuscript AB and IA helped in the RT-PCR and DD-PCR analysis SM and RWB together designed the experiments IA and SM had proof-read and finalized the manuscript ... (SA1C, SA3C, SA4C, SAAC, SABC, SACC, SADC) and another healthy calibrator (A1H, A3H, A4H, HA, HB, HC and HD) In both (A) and (B) R stand for reference gene and T for test samples The results suggest ... differentially expressed bands were excised from the gel and extracted by QIAGEN gel extraction kit and DNA extraction kit (MBI, Fermentas) The eluted bands were ligated into pTZ57RT, and transformed into...