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1 latile anesthetic, fatigue, active time, and respiratory function.
2 e amount of contractile tissue available for respiratory function.
3 mpiled using simple measures of physical and respiratory function.
4 nal medulla, and for their control of cardio-respiratory function.
5 igand binding are what ultimately drives the respiratory function.
6 armacologic activation of TrkB would improve respiratory function.
7 thin the lung interstitium leads to impaired respiratory function.
8 e expertise in caring for patients with poor respiratory function.
9 many nuclear genes specifying mitochondrial respiratory function.
10 it alters isolated muscle kinetics, limiting respiratory function.
11 of apoE4 domain interaction on mitochondrial respiratory function.
12 d hippocampus were isolated and assessed for respiratory function.
13 abile zinc and interferes with mitochondrial respiratory function.
14 itochondrial RNA stability, translation, and respiratory function.
15 ns in respiratory supercomplex structure and respiratory function.
16 of scapular winging, contractures and normal respiratory function.
17 he effects of their toxic exoproducts impede respiratory function.
18 n, this measurement is limited as a guide to respiratory function.
19 f pulmonary integrity and edema compromising respiratory function.
20 igh-amplitude swelling and exhibited altered respiratory function.
21 obtained by spirometry, were used to assess respiratory function.
22 cores for AEX, an alternative measurement of respiratory function.
23 mutations caused little or no effect on the respiratory function.
24 All presented with a deterioration in respiratory function.
25 ruction would not lead to a deterioration in respiratory function.
26 DNA and protein content, gene expression, or respiratory function.
27 consequent barotrauma, resulting in improved respiratory function.
28 SH, but fully restored mitochondrial GSH and respiratory function.
29 ling extubation demonstrate abnormalities of respiratory function.
30 and chest wall are important determinants of respiratory function.
31 ial DNA maintenance, and it is essential for respiratory function.
32 rsible inhibition of cardiac contractile and respiratory function.
33 ving only a marginal effect on mitochondrial respiratory function.
34 ial protein involved in iron homeostasis and respiratory function.
35 -related SNPs were linked to lung cancer and respiratory function.
36 lations is a powerful strategy for restoring respiratory function.
37 both the reticular shadows in the lungs and respiratory function.
38 and improved force generation, myotonia, and respiratory function.
39 ent to restore ATP content without restoring respiratory function.
40 ival may be mediated by the drug's effect on respiratory function.
41 (NMB) expressing neurons in the RTN altered respiratory function.
42 t reduction in gas exchange surface area and respiratory function.
43 Physical therapy did not improve respiratory function.
44 ndria from these cells appear to have normal respiratory function.
45 essive measures of skeletal muscle power and respiratory function.
46 y barrier cells that hinders regeneration of respiratory function.
47 t (LS) is an essential system supporting the respiratory function.
48 severe respiratory diseases and compromised respiratory function.
49 s, and a progressive decline in mobility and respiratory function.
50 re non-viable, emphasizing the importance of respiratory function.
51 unctional Rating Scale-Revised score and the respiratory function.
52 cal role for Oma1 protease in fine-tuning of respiratory function.
53 coactivator-1alpha (PGC-1alpha) and enhanced respiratory function.
54 ormal structure and displayed a 35-43% lower respiratory function.
55 were clinically satisfactory, with adequate respiratory function.
56 ed to immediate and sustained improvement of respiratory function.
57 sociations of exposure to air pollution with respiratory function.
58 in lungs, participating in the regulation of respiratory functions.
59 (mtErbB2) negatively regulates mitochondrial respiratory functions.
60 tioning in the case of immune, hormonal, and respiratory functions.
61 e, temperature, humidity, body movement, and respiratory functions.
62 o the deterioration of lung architecture and respiratory functions.
63 ucial roles in modulating cardiovascular and respiratory functions.
64 of exogenous cytochrome c markedly restored respiratory functions.
65 the expression of numerous genes involved in respiratory functions.
66 ucing glucose availability and mitochondrial respiratory functions.
67 ons, which support other respiratory and non-respiratory functions.
68 it robustly measures the brain, cardiac and respiratory functions.
71 at presentation and 20% routinely monitored respiratory function; 32% relied on symptoms as the only
72 to common allergens, and to undergo tests of respiratory function, 659 women and 500 men agreed to an
73 ty (4.2%; P<0.05), tolerance to calcium, and respiratory function (72% increase in state 3 and 23% in
74 hore crabs in maintaining osmoregulatory and respiratory function after acute exposure to both anthro
75 reported significant abnormalities in infant respiratory function after clinical recovery from bronch
76 ogram or higher had negligible impairment of respiratory function after infection, whereas control an
79 in neural centers critical for autonomic and respiratory function alleviates the lethality associated
80 ng was defined as good cognitive, motor, and respiratory functioning, along with absence of disabilit
82 ial permeability transition, decline in both respiratory function and activity of cytochrome c oxidas
83 ding the mechanisms regulating mitochondrial respiratory function and adaptations to metabolic challe
84 rectly affects acid-base and ion regulation, respiratory function and aerobic performance in aquatic
87 Consequently, inhibition of HsPDF reduces respiratory function and cellular ATP levels, causing de
89 in (0.2%) in 2 month old mdx mice to improve respiratory function and end-point functional and histol
90 tion, improved motor performance, normalized respiratory function and extended lifespan up to an eigh
91 hmogenic networks, their respective roles in respiratory function and how they interact to constitute
92 rapy might provide benefits, particularly in respiratory function and in patients who have been recei
93 sphate (ATP); they had reduced mitochondrial respiratory function and increased oxidative stress, com
98 owever, the impact of single LT on long-term respiratory function and nutritional status has not been
100 sts that loss of Lon1 significantly modifies respiratory function and plant performance by small but
101 es mitophagy and improves both mitochondrial respiratory function and proteostasis in aged flies.
102 of treatments have been developed to improve respiratory function and quality of life in patients wit
104 al cells to C5a led to altered mitochondrial respiratory function and reactive oxygen species generat
105 Late diagnosis significantly worsens the respiratory function and reduces the chance for normal d
107 process, which is necessary to regain normal respiratory function and restore the lungs to homeostasi
108 strong correlation between DM1 genotype and respiratory function and skeletal muscle power, as part
109 increases survival, rescues abnormalities in respiratory function and social recognition, and improve
111 h failure is associated with worse long-term respiratory function and survival(2,3), the determinants
114 raction between the disruption of this novel respiratory function and the loss of wild-type mtDNA.
115 hysiological basis of these vocalizations in respiratory function and to additional developmental var
116 hile sprint-interval training (SIT) improves respiratory function and upregulates pathways involved i
117 t time a physiological improvement of cardio-respiratory functions and a correction of behavioral fea
119 ities of Fe-S cluster enzymes, a decrease in respiratory function, and an increase in oxidative stres
120 chondrial protein degradation, mitochondrial respiratory function, and cell viability are compromised
121 l muscle pathophysiology, improves motor and respiratory function, and normalizes systemic metabolism
122 ochrome b, several mutations that impair the respiratory function, and reversions that correct the de
124 have a role in maintenance of mitochondrial respiratory function, and this function is analogous to
125 ipid metabolism, impair muscle mitochondrial respiratory function, and uncouple oxygen consumption fr
126 piratory components for different aspects of respiratory functions, and collectively for the integrit
127 tigated whether defects in the mitochondrial respiratory function are consequences of the expression
129 ams that govern mitochondrial biogenesis and respiratory function are well known, posttranscriptional
130 ntilation, reduced lung injury with improved respiratory function, as compared with protective contro
131 the nos mutant likely resulted from altered respiratory function, as inhibition of NADH dehydrogenas
132 of nuclear genes required for mitochondrial respiratory function, as well as for other fundamental c
133 status, Do-Not-Resuscitate status, impaired respiratory function, ascites, hypoalbuminema, elevated
135 treated with neonatal caffeine had improved respiratory function at 11 years of age compared with ch
138 38% of responding neurologists assessed respiratory function at presentation and 20% routinely m
139 fusion and fission events that can maintain respiratory function at steady-state levels amid the exi
140 eption of feeling secure, and improvement of respiratory function at the end of an SBT (most performe
141 etwork area but elicited modest effects upon respiratory function at the same time as influencing gly
143 ia in the critically ill can help to improve respiratory function, bowel function, mental status and
144 ic administration of methylxantines improves respiratory function but also leads to the development o
145 mitochondrial ROS and rescues mitochondrial respiratory function but also robustly suppresses tau ol
146 B. cepacia can lead not only to a decline in respiratory function but also to an acute systemic infec
147 t was not due to deficiency of mitochondrial respiratory function but was rather caused directly by t
148 as well as with aspirin-induced symptoms and respiratory function, but not with nasal mediators.
149 bstance P modulates the reflex regulation of respiratory function by its actions both peripherally an
150 group, patients underwent daily screening of respiratory function by physicians, respiratory therapis
155 ransport measurement and clinical condition (respiratory function, chest radiograph score, or Shwachm
156 less secure and reported less improvement of respiratory function compared with nurses' and physician
157 hr108Met showed decreased motor, bulbar, and respiratory function, compared to a dramatic improvement
158 were associated with impaired mitochondrial respiratory function concurrent with reduced iron regula
159 s that TMZ-mediated alterations in mtDNA and respiratory function contribute to TMZ-dependent acquire
160 atures, including multiorgan dysfunction and respiratory function, could be predicted using combined
161 ter neonatal bronchopulmonary dysplasia, and respiratory function differences were similar at 11 and
162 al discharge, motor function improves, while respiratory function does not, being accompanied by evid
164 responsive to treatments aimed at restoring respiratory function, eliciting the mitochondria as a dr
165 MM, including anticancer, anti-inflammatory, respiratory function enhancement, antioxidant, anti-agin
166 t age-dependent decline in the mitochondrial respiratory function, especially COX activity, may parti
169 Oral quercetin supplementation protected respiratory function for 4-6 months during a 12 month do
174 s examining the effect of sternal closure on respiratory function have not been published, and curren
175 erosolized brevetoxins in sea spray (reduced respiratory function); however, the reason for brevetoxi
176 g Cox1 synthesis in coa2Delta cells restores respiratory function if Cox10 protein levels are elevate
180 een identified a gene, CCC1, that maintained respiratory function in a Deltayfh1 yeast strain regardl
181 mmatory protein-2 significantly improves the respiratory function in addition to decreasing the infil
182 ed for those interested in cardiovascular or respiratory function in addition to motor function and c
183 This modified CHCHD4 protein reestablished respiratory function in AIF-deficient cells and enabled
185 ficant role in mitochondrial positioning and respiratory function in cardiac and skeletal muscle.
186 contribution of S. aureus to the decline in respiratory function in children with CF is not elucidat
190 onchopulmonary dysplasia, but its effects on respiratory function in later childhood are unknown.
193 yperexpanded lung, has been shown to improve respiratory function in many patients with end-stage emp
195 with alveolar recruitment maneuvers improves respiratory function in obese patients undergoing surger
196 d magnesium sulphate (MgSO(4)) might improve respiratory function in patients with acute asthma.
197 ruitment, is a major cause of the decline in respiratory function in patients with CF and is a leadin
198 ajor differences in objective assessments of respiratory function in patients with moderate or severe
199 to the last weeks of gestation by comparing respiratory function in preterm infants whose mothers ha
200 at NF1 is required to maintain mitochondrial respiratory function in Schwann cells by stabilizing NAD
201 ion between abdominal pattern of obesity and respiratory function in the European Prospective Investi
202 excessive sedation, and maintaining adequate respiratory function in the face of compromise resulting
203 Nurr1 has a key function in sustaining high respiratory function in these cells, and that Nurr1 abla
205 tified target genes, and those that regulate respiratory functions in melanocytes are among them.
206 hese results suggest that BCL-2 can regulate respiratory functions in response to mitochondrial distr
208 ity of single neurons related to cardiac and respiratory functions in three subcortical regions: vent
209 resD mutant phenotypes, directly related to respiratory function, include streptomycin resistance, l
210 With increasing mutant ND5 mtDNA content, respiratory function including oxygen consumption and AT
211 n favor of HFOV in several other measures of respiratory function, including forced expiratory volume
212 mitochondria tolerance to calcium, enhances respiratory function (increases of 90% state 4, 220% sta
213 anti-leukemia agent, inhibits mitochondrial respiratory function, increases free radical generation,
214 hondrial complexes I and IV that limit their respiratory function independent of an upregulation of c
215 tegrates cardiovascular, musculoskeletal and respiratory function into a single index that is largely
224 with its limited effects on hemodynamic and respiratory function, it is widely used in pediatric int
226 ed ubiquitin and mitophagy markers, and lost respiratory function, leading to neurodegeneration.
227 lar disease, smoking, body mass index grade, respiratory function levels (forced expiratory volume in
229 This study supports the hypothesis that respiratory function may be compromised after delayed st
230 c attenuation of TGF-beta signaling improves respiratory function, mdx mice were treated from 2 weeks
231 ctional Rating Scale-Revised (ALSFRS-R), and respiratory function, measured using percentage of predi
232 illness who had complete anthropometric and respiratory function measures obtained at a health visit
234 tracted, and effect estimates for changes in respiratory function, MPDA and asthma morbidity were poo
235 e was, however, no significant impairment of respiratory function, no alteration to the structure or
240 the essential role of the ND6 subunit in the respiratory function of Complex I and give some insights
242 on the informatics results, we analyzed the respiratory function of mitochondria isolated from wild-
244 consumption of Ptpn11(E76K/+) cells and the respiratory function of Ptpn11(E76K/+) mitochondria were
248 ystemic administration of drugs that improve respiratory function often cause deleterious side effect
250 er skeletal muscle mitochondrial content and respiratory function or the size of ischemic lesion afte
254 changes in cardiovascular, neurological, or respiratory function, oxygen carrying capacity, and bloo
255 022), associated with improved mitochondrial respiratory function (postischemic percent respiratory c
256 iration in darkness is maximal, beyond which respiratory function rapidly declines) in upper canopy l
257 in the aged rats; (iii) brain mitochondrial respiratory function related to coupled oxidation was de
259 ce mutations greatly accelerated the loss of respiratory function, resulting from enhanced oxidative
260 enal chromaffin cells, which regulate cardio-respiratory function, resulting in irregular breathing w
263 th in the dark, with both photosynthetic and respiratory functions severely compromised; growth in th
264 Oxygen consumption, a sensitive index of respiratory function, showed that mtDNA from chimpanzee,
270 killing of P. aeruginosa by IgG2 have poorer respiratory function than infected patients who do not p
271 espiratory neuroplasticity after declines in respiratory function that are related to neurological im
272 togenetic experiments identified deficits in respiratory function that were specific to manipulations
273 rogressive and irreversible deterioration of respiratory functions that lacks curative therapies.
274 minimal disturbance of gastrointestinal and respiratory function, thereby reducing the length of int
277 h data collected during exposures found that respiratory function varied considerably between rabbits
279 atory symptoms, total IgE, specific IgE, and respiratory function was assessed by logistic and multip
281 ered relationship between protein import and respiratory function was confirmed through the investiga
289 ough intrinsic skeletal muscle mitochondrial respiratory function was unchanged, estimated skeletal m
290 Using barometric plethysmography to measure respiratory function, we found that the MD rat develops
291 understand the transient nature of improved respiratory function, we measured PGC-1alpha pathway act
292 cause cardiolipin plays an important role in respiratory function, we measured the energy transformat
297 ory symptoms, and laboratory measurements of respiratory function were made for respiratory rate, tid
299 The mutation had a severe effect on the respiratory function, with the activity of the bc(1) com
300 levels of mutant huntingtin on mitochondrial respiratory function within an appropriate cellular cont