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hiperoxia Antonyms
Examples for "hypoxia"
Examples for "hypoxia"
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Summary background data: Tumor hypoxia is an important factor in therapy resistance.
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However, the mechanisms by which hypoxia affects the aggressive phenotypes remain unclear.
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Conclusion: Tumor hypoxia adversely affected the prognosis of patients in this study.
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Chronic hypoxia had no effect on the expression and distribution of PKC-epsilon.
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No improvement was observed when including expressions of the hypoxia-associated gene signatures.
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MnTBAP reduced vessel density and failed to improve alveolar growth following hyperoxia.
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Retinal vascular density measurements revealed no signs of neovascularization after hyperoxia exposure.
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Cell death caused by exposure to hyperoxia was decreased in HK-II-overexpressing cells.
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These studies demonstrate that early activation of Akt occurs in hyperoxia in HLMVEC.
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Lung injury was not observed when the exposure to hyperoxia preceded bleomycin treatment.
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It also provided reproducible responses to systemic hypoxia and hyperoxia over this time period.
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Ventilatory and MSNA responsiveness to hyperoxia and hypoxia were not significantly correlated within individuals.
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In the mouse, neonatal hyperoxia decreased the number of c-KIT+ EC progenitors.
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Neonatal hyperoxia impairs vascular and alveolar growth in mice and decreases endothelial progenitor cells.
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Subacute hyperoxia may cause basement membrane disruption and subsequent fibrosis.
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We have shown that hyperoxia reduces brain damage in a rat model of hypoxia-ischemia.
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The method reproducibly detected acute changes in cortical oxygenation induced by systemic hyperoxia and hypoxia.
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Results: Angiogenic gene expression was significantly lower in the hyperoxia group compared to the RA group.
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The 4-d exposure to hyperoxia or retinoids did not lead to observable differences in lung development.
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The purpose of this study was to examine the possibility of hyperoxia in inducing vision-threatening retinopathy.
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Special attention is paid to the mechanisms by which hyperoxia affects these transcription factors in the lung.
