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described in the literature. In order to model this kind of wounds, the experimental induction of diabetes mellitus with streptozotocin in rodents has been widely used, which causes an impaired wound healing response in the diabetic animals ( 14 , 15
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filtering for the isolated proband was applied for an autosomal inheritance model, searching for homozygous variants, or autosomal dominant, for genes already described as a cause for hypopituitarism. Trio WES was performed at laboratory Fleury (São Paulo
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different mouse models of OI ( 92 , 93 ) and two chemical chaperones were proven to improve the skeletal phenotype of a zebrafish model of autosomal dominant OI due to a missense pathogenic variant in col1a1a ( 94 ). Significance of gene discoveries
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of the male offspring's reproductive organs ( 4 ). In animal models, prenatal stress led to apoptosis of testicular cells and reduced sperm quality and fertility in offspring rats ( 5 ). Maternal stress in sheep during late pregnancy affects sperm
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the total costs associated with islet transplantation, it is advantageous to have centralized isolation facilities from where isolated islets are shipped to different clinical transplantation centers. This hub and spoke model approach requires the
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beneficial effects in various cardiovascular diseases ( 12 ). For instance, in rat model of PE, RESV was reported to reduce blood pressure ( 13 ), as well as inhibit trophoblast apoptosis through oxidative stress ( 14 ). In a pregnant mouse model with reduced
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from retina samples from two mouse models of diabetes after 3 months of hyperglycaemia suggested that the expression of miR-155-5p should be downregulated in DR ( 42 ). This proposition was based on the competing endogenous RNAs (ceRNAs) hypothesis
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evidence is insufficient to recommend for or against amifostine usage for salivary gland protection in patients undergoing therapy with RAI. Interestingly, several experimental and pre-clinical models suggest that amifostine may also act through more
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-square tests for categorical variables. Eleven hierarchical linear (models 1–3 and 5–11) and non-linear logistic models (model 4) were used in order to account for repeated measurements in a single patient and thus non-independent data. A random effect on the