Значения термина promote disease на английском

These genes might act as candidates to promote disease progression.

But every mouthful of it was a blood poison, and helped promote disease and death.

However, little is known about how these virulence factors alter plant cellular responses to promote disease.

These data show long-chain acylcarnitine combines with compromised β oxidation to promote disease-predictive inflammation in human T2D.

The concomitant mutations may represent intratumor heterogeneity and could exert a gene dosage effect to promote disease progression.

Reduction oxidation (redox) reactions are central to life and when altered, they can promote disease progression.

Therefore, MAP could further promote disease persistence by influencing long-term macrophage behavior by using both tolerance and fat-storage states.

Thus, AvrRpt2 may be among the virulence factors of P. syringae that modulate host auxin physiology to promote disease.

We propose that defects resulting in MI promote disease progression and result in a poor prognosis in breast cancer.

T cell-derived cytokines are important in the development of an effective immune response, but when dysregulated they can promote disease.

Not only did Fbxo9 play a role in leukemia initiation but it also functioned to maintain AML activity and promote disease progression.

This suggests that the identified CS genes could be the direct or indirect targets of downy mildew effector proteins that promote disease susceptibility.

In addition, decreased levels of probiotics weakened normal physiological functions of the intestine and promoted disease progression.

Importantly, neuroinflammation promotes disease progression in these models, suggesting that pharmacological modulation of inflammation might ameliorate disease outcome.

Because of the central role of NLCs in promoting disease, new strategies to eliminate or reprogram them are needed.

Recent studies have illustrated the importance of the microbiota in maintaining a healthy state, as well as promoting disease states.