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Meanings of lung surfactant in English

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        Examples for "pulmonary surfactants"
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        It has been reported that pulmonary surfactants or their components could facilitate the uptake of small interfering RNA (siRNA) into the lung epithelial cells.
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        Secretion of pulmonary surfactant in the alveoli of the lungs is essential to maintain lung function.
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        Mixtures of PxB and pulmonary surfactant show antimicrobial effects in neonatal rabbits and prevent systemic spreading of E. coli.
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        In neonatal pneumonia, the surface activity of pulmonary surfactant is impaired and microorganisms may invade by passing the air-liquid interface.
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        Recent studies have demonstrated that pulmonary surfactant protein (SP)-A plays a potential role in modifying inflammation and immune function.
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        However, it is vital that corticosteroids delivered via the lungs not interfere with surface activity of the pulmonary surfactant lining layer.
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        Usage of lung surfactant in English
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        Therefore, the gas transfer characteristics of lung surfactant film are of fundamental physiological interest.
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        The experimental results suggest that lung surfactant plays a role in oxygen transfer in the pulmonary system.
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        In addition to their effects on alveolar surface tension, some components of lung surfactant also have immunological functions.
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        The source of FA in the lung is believed to be phosphatidylcholine, the major component of lung surfactant.
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        The mechanism by which lung surfactant achieves very low near-zero surface tensions, well below its equilibrium value, is not fully understood.
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        We found recently that the hydrophobic lung surfactant protein SP-C specifically binds to the lipid A region of lipopolysaccharide (LPS).
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        This research studies the biophysical surface activity of synthetic phospholipids combined in vitro with purified lung surfactant apoprotein, having an Mr of 6000.
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        The squeeze-out process follows a nucleation-growth model and only occurs within a narrow surface pressure range around the equilibrium spreading pressure of lung surfactant.
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        The current study provides evidence that sequence-random copolymers can mimic the in vitro surface-active behavior of lung surfactant proteins in a mixed lipid film.
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        Previously, LPCAT1 has been suggested to be critical for the production of lung surfactant phospholipids and biosynthesis of platelet-activating factor in noninflammatory remodeling pathway.
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        The Michigan team modeled an unhealthy lung by using liquid that was missing lung surfactant, which normally reduces surface tension in the bronchial tubes.
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        Biophysical studies of the CLSE replacement surfactant containing only SAP 6-14 and native phospholipids demonstrated full surface activity compared to natural lung surfactant.
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        This study emphasizes the crucial functional activity of SP-B in lung surfactants.
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