ライフサイエンスコーパス: increased blood pressure

1 Lactobacillus spp., increased TH17 cells and increased blood pressure.

2 hromosomes 2 and 7 in which the Lewis allele increased blood pressure.

3 ation of the DBB is selectively activated by increased blood pressure.

4 Excess body weight correlates closely with increased blood pressure.

5 where inhibition causes fluid retention and increased blood pressure.

6 A mice have increased plasma aldosterone and increased blood pressure.

7 closures include many known risk factors for increased blood pressure.

8 at -6, and the -6A allele is associated with increased blood pressure.

9 CETP inhibition by itself might not lead to increased blood pressure.

10 ition of the baroreceptor reflex, leading to increased blood pressure.

11 cumulation of which has been associated with increased blood pressure.

12 diator of cardiac hypertrophy in response to increased blood pressure.

13 on, 40 x 10(8) CFU of the Agg+ strain caused increased blood pressure.

14 ) PK levels are elevated in association with increased blood pressure; 2) PK levels are independently

15 co (11.8% [10.5-13.3] of DALYs), followed by increased blood pressure (9.0 % [7.5-10.5]), and high bo

16 ventricular function cannot be explained by increased blood pressure alone, because eNOS-KO animals

17 ype mice induced endothelial dysfunction and increased blood pressure, an effect absent in P-selectin

18 ctivation and oxidation were associated with increased blood pressure and altered cardiac function, a

19 NX1 in C57BL/6J and BALB/cJ mice resulted in increased blood pressure and blunted natriuretic respons

20 her cardiovascular risk factors too, such as increased blood pressure and body weight.

21 ted in NO synthase inhibition as detected by increased blood pressure and by significantly reduced ph

22 sease has been increasingly identified, with increased blood pressure and decreased cerebral blood fl

23 ed during childhood and young adult life and increased blood pressure and decreased HDL cholesterol l

24 Increased body size, increased blood pressure and decreased high density lipo

25 d with sham smoking, cigarette smoking alone increased blood pressure and decreased muscle SNA.

26 Cold exposure also increased blood pressure and energy expenditure, but dec

27 esponsible for physiological actions such as increased blood pressure and fluid intake.

28 In the first group (five dogs) with increased blood pressure and glomerular filtration rate

29 dministered GLP-1R agonists dose-dependently increased blood pressure and heart rate.

30 Increased blood pressure and heart rates and decreased c

31 er menopause and probably contributes to the increased blood pressure and increased risk of hypertens

32 of warmth, increased feelings of anger, and increased blood pressure and left-ventricular contractib

33 ass-related off-target effects (particularly increased blood pressure and low serum potassium) relate

34 ntracerebroventricular infusion of PF4800567 increased blood pressure and lumbar sympathetic nerve ac

35 L-NAME increased blood pressure and NE turnover rate in several

36 ulation of the renin angiotensin system, and increased blood pressure and oxidative stress in Hap -6A

37 Importantly, GR agonist significantly increased blood pressure and redox markers in TG mice wi

38 ed inhibition of transport may contribute to increased blood pressure and renal damage.

39 Depletion of hypertensive MDSCs increased blood pressure and renal inflammation.

40 osures have been shown to be associated with increased blood pressure and risk of hypertension in old

41 investigated the mechanisms responsible for increased blood pressure and sympathetic nerve activity

42 Rats exposed to CIH exhibited increased blood pressures and elevated plasma CA, and an

43 riglyceridemia, 69% low HDL cholesterol, 31% increased blood pressure, and 25% either increased fasti

44 including dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, increased blood pressure, and abdominal obesity, which t

45 IN in mice leads to endothelial dysfunction, increased blood pressure, and diastolic heart failure.

46 rolongation of late repolarization duration, increased blood pressure, and systemic inflammation.

47 aplotype have increased plasma AGT level and increased blood pressure as compared with -6G haplotype.

48 This association has been attributed to increased blood pressure as the result of high NaCl inta

49 nfused with angiotensin II had significantly increased blood pressure, as determined using telemetry,

50 nic exposure has been related to the risk of increased blood pressure based largely on cross-sectiona

51 s) improved survival with LPS (p = 0.04) and increased blood pressure before the onset of lethality w

52 The risk of increased blood pressure (BP) and early adulthood hypert

53 h numerous adverse health effects, including increased blood pressure (BP) and vascular dysfunction.

54 Increased blood pressure (BP) is common after liver tran

55 chamber dilatation disproportionate to their increased blood pressure (BP), suggesting, in support of

56 Obesity is associated with increased blood pressure (BP), which in turn increases t

57 icular-traffic pollution, is associated with increased blood pressure (BP).

58 regulate GPCR signaling, are associated with increased blood pressure (BP).

59 After baroreflex blockade with atropine, PE increased blood pressure but did not change heart rate.

60 ebroventricular treatment with neuronostatin increased blood pressure but suppressed food intake and

61 mm Hg (SE 0.8), whereas subtherapeutic nCPAP increased blood pressure by 0.8 mm Hg (0.7) (difference

62 ted into the arterial supply of the hindlimb increased blood pressure by 39% (baseline, 93.9+/-9.5 mm

63 triuretic peptide receptor A (NPRA)) exhibit increased blood pressure, cardiac hypertrophy, and conge

64 er insight into the mechanism underlying the increased blood pressure characteristic of this model.

65 show neither increased plasma AGT level nor increased blood pressure compared with -6G.

66 Hypothermia increased blood pressure compared with normothermia.

67 d volume expansion, except for PEG-Hb, which increased blood pressure due to blood volume expansion a

68 he mediators of abnormal kidney function and increased blood pressure during development of obesity h

69 this CYP in female mice was associated with increased blood pressure, enhanced proximal tubular tran

70 s, venous thrombotic events, hyperglycaemia, increased blood pressure, fever, and infections.

71 Intravenous injection of Adv-CYP4A2 increased blood pressure (from 114+/-1 to 133+/-1 mm Hg,

72 ouse model, including new-onset proteinuria, increased blood pressure, glomerular endotheliosis, and

73 LSD significantly increased blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature,

74 AngII increased blood pressure in 2-month-old males and 18-mon

75 pollution exposure has been associated with increased blood pressure in adults.

76 restricted restoration of BKbeta1 expression increased blood pressure in BKbeta1(-/-) strain C mice,

77 e estimated premature deaths attributable to increased blood pressure in China.

78 ) cardiovascular deaths were attributable to increased blood pressure in China: 2.11 million (2.03-2.

79 as a high-fat diet caused HPA activation and increased blood pressure in control mice, these adaption

80 Excess weight gain contributes to increased blood pressure in most patients with essential

81 Angiotensin II effectively increased blood pressure in patients with vasodilatory s

82 a cardiopulmonary disorder characterized by increased blood pressure in the small arterioles supplyi

83 Repeated stress increased blood pressure in wild-type but not RAG-1(-/-)

84 t exposure to ambient Ni was associated with increased blood pressure independent of PM2.5 mass in ou

85 in animal lard programmes the development of increased blood pressure, insulin resistance, dyslipidae

86 The magnitude of increased blood pressure is clinically significant; henc

87 ether homocysteine is a cause or a marker of increased blood pressure is relevant because blood homoc

88 Increased blood pressure is the leading preventable risk

89 by body mass index (BMI) was associated with increased blood pressure, LDL-C, triglycerides, and fast

90 tered ventromedial prefrontal activation and increased blood pressure may represent useful CNS and pe

91 of the DV to close may be the consequence of increased blood pressure or a failure in vasoconstrictio

92 PeF stimulation with gabazine increased blood pressure, phrenic nerve discharge (PND)

93 Our hypothesis is that inversely increased blood pressure post-operatively would then lea

94 Despite increased blood pressure, proliferation in atria and ven

95 Manifestations include increased blood pressure, proteinuria, coagulopathy and

96 ministration to vehicle-treated SHRs further increased blood pressure, provoked drinking, increased t

97 ients with acute heart failure and normal-to-increased blood pressure, relaxin was associated with fa

98 It also increased blood pressure, renin activity, sympathetic ne

99 ectrolytic lesion of the MnPO attenuated the increased blood pressure response to chronic intravenous

100 AD (OR 1.12; per-allele P = 1 x 10(-5)), and increased blood pressure (systolic and diastolic blood p

101 g versus G6PD(mut) 95+/-4 mm Hg), but Ang II increased blood pressure to a lower level in G6PD(mut) m

102 Norepinephrine infusion increased blood pressure to a similar extent as angioten

103 , 18.56 [95% CI, 2.94-117.05]; P = .002) and increased blood pressure variability (OR, 3.49 [95% CI,

104 n ankle brachial index greater than 1.30 and increased blood pressure variability, are associated wit

105 olic abnormalities, cardiac hypertrophy, and increased blood pressure variability.

106 In contrast, the opposite trend, toward increased blood pressure, was observed in mice with gene

107 + diet, KO mice exhibited hypercalciuria and increased blood pressure, which were reversed by thiazid