ライフサイエンスコーパス: pathological characteristic

1 s with distinct molecular, radiological, and pathological characteristics.

2 ysis to date with corresponding clinical and pathological characteristics.

3 y demyelinating diseases with distinguishing pathological characteristics.

4 mechanism that involves exacerbation of tau pathological characteristics.

5 rs are independent or clonal based solely on pathological characteristics.

6 and investigated their genetic and molecular pathological characteristics.

7 5 years of age and analyzed the clinical and pathological characteristics.

8 arrays were correlated with detailed clinico-pathological characteristics and clinical outcome in an

9 ings extend the spectrum of Proteus syndrome pathological characteristics and suggest that somatic mu

10 ssociations of SOX2 levels with main clinico-pathological characteristics and with overall survival w

11 et, promotes the development of three of the pathological characteristics associated with metabolic s

12 e on the epidemiology, biology, clinical and pathological characteristics, differential diagnosis, th

13 carefully monitored its impact on glomerular pathological characteristics during experimental anti-gl

14 tted to all three human lines with different pathological characteristics for each genotype and a gra

15 AC-K280 robustly labeled grain pathological characteristics in AGD and was predominantl

16 microglial responses associated with AD-like pathological characteristics in aged 3xTgAD mice.

17 ng inflammation in the brain exacerbates tau pathological characteristics in animal models.

18 The pathological characteristics in Lck-GM-CSF transgenic mi

19 plaques, which are associated with specific pathological characteristics, including micro-calcificat

20 The results were compared with clinical and pathological characteristics, including patient survival

21 riants that have different physiological and pathological characteristics, including susceptibility t

22 Pathological characteristics indicate that some Botai ho

23 Although the predominant pathological characteristic is myelin loss with preserva

24 and may contribute to the development of the pathological characteristics observed in patients with P

25 ete clearance of pulmonary Mtb infection and pathological characteristics occurs spontaneously.

26 lated tau in different types of neurons is a pathological characteristic of Alzheimer's disease (AD).

27 The pathological characteristic of ARVC is myocyte loss with

28 s calcium influx increases excitotoxicity--a pathological characteristic of neurological diseases.

29 Extensive desmoplasia is a prominent pathological characteristic of pancreatic cancer (PC) th

30 In parallel, clinical and pathological characteristics of 260 patients who underwe

31 Pathological characteristics of Alzheimer's disease (AD)

32 One of the hallmark pathological characteristics of Alzheimer's disease is t

33 o presented with clinical, radiological, and pathological characteristics of CLIPPERS and who had an

34 e absence of validated in vivo biomarkers of pathological characteristics of CTE and longitudinal tra

35 ts of cocaine on four previously established pathological characteristics of HIV encephalitis: cognit

36 odel, which mimics several immunological and pathological characteristics of HIV-1 infection in human

37 est that the A49T mutation may influence the pathological characteristics of prostate cancers and, th

38 ularemia, provide new insights regarding the pathological characteristics of pulmonary tularemia lead

39 ion with limited HAI-1 may contribute to the pathological characteristics of several human B-cell lym

40 dence intervals associated with clinical and pathological characteristics of SPM, MPM, and both in Co

41 draws attention to the distinct clinical and pathological characteristics of SQCLCs, summarises prese

42 DLB has many of the clinical and pathological characteristics of the dementia that occurs

43 Here, we report the pathological characteristics of the first fatality linke

44 ic mouse model of Sandhoff disease (SD) with pathological characteristics resembling those noted in i

45 neoadjuvant treatment were analyzed (clinico-pathological characteristics, secondary resection rates,

46 acid (QUIS) produces excitotoxic injury with pathological characteristics similar to those associated

47 cancers in this population have surgical and pathological characteristics similar to those of sporadi

48 or SNAIL promotes EMT and elicits associated pathological characteristics such as invasion, metastasi

49 other tauopathies with distinct clinical and pathological characteristics such as progressive supranu

50 er, clinical, laboratory, immunological, and pathological characteristics that distinguish it from mu

51 ity to label these proteins has revealed new pathological characteristics that must be standardized.

52 ng emphysema and fibrosis, but the divergent pathological characteristics that result indicate involv

53 y hypertension (SPH) share many clinical and pathological characteristics, their origins may be dispa

54 Clinical and pathological characteristics, time to development of neu

55 We attributed these increased pathological characteristics to a reduction in the prote

56 Clinical, neuroimaging, laboratory, and pathological characteristics, together with treatment ad

57 osity or allelic imbalance, and clinical and pathological characteristics were computed.

58 response that result in lesions sharing some pathological characteristics with a subset of MS lesions

59 Because ADT-HIPIF shares etiological and pathological characteristics with a variety of human imm

60 c inflammation significantly exacerbates tau pathological characteristics, with chronic inflammation