ライフサイエンスコーパス: eclamptic

1 was more common in each case group (3.9% in eclamptics, 4.5% in severe preeclamptics, and 4.4% in bo

2 data, and genotyped the variants in 1353 pre-eclamptic and 699 non-pre-eclamptic women to test the as

3 tinguish pre-eclamptic patients from non-pre-eclamptic based on pressure when patients have a track r

4 endothelial cells in pregnancy and that pre-eclamptic cells behave differently.

5 Over half (55.1%) of first eclamptic fits occurred in a health-care facility, with

6 In the pre-eclamptic group, blood pressure were correlated with the

7 ein provides a protective effects on the pre-eclamptic models, both to the mother and the fetuses, by

8 ith PD-L1-Fc posed protective effects on pre-eclamptic models, indicating that the use of PD-L1-Fc mi

9 from control (n = 8, 22 to 38 weeks) and pre-eclamptic (n = 9, 24 to 38 weeks) placentas.

10 ia, where it is difficult to distinguish pre-eclamptic patients from non-pre-eclamptic based on press

11 have identified Corin gene mutations in pre-eclamptic patients, which decreased corin activity in pr

12 In culture, the cells from pre-eclamptic placentas failed to properly modulate alpha1 i

13 wever, excessive or chronic ER stress in pre-eclamptic placentas leads to placental dysfunction.

14 in NOx levels in either normotensive or pre-eclamptic placentas.

15 in NOx levels in either normotensive or pre-eclamptic placentas.

16 sosomal dysfunction through ER stress in pre-eclamptic placentas.

17 xacerbated further in IUGR, diabetic and pre-eclamptic pregnancies and may also give nitrative stress

18 IR and fetal HLA-C in 484 normal and 254 pre-eclamptic pregnancies at Mulago Hospital, Kampala, Ugand

19 n placental tissue from normotensive and pre-eclamptic pregnancies complicated with fetal growth rest

20 as reduced about five-fold (p=0.0001) in pre-eclamptic pregnancies.

21 isease and diabetes, while babies from a pre-eclamptic pregnancy have increased risks of preterm birt

22 cytopenia, elevated serum creatinine levels, eclamptic seizure, medically indicated preterm birth, fe

23 The outcome was epileptic (non-eclamptic) seizure captured using diary records.

24 or cells from non-pregnant, pregnant and pre-eclamptic subjects, respectively.

25 % in the non-pregnant and 13.9 % in the pre-eclamptic subjects.

26 The final phenotype, maternal pre-eclamptic syndrome, is further modulated by pre-existing

27 ant (mean, 35 weeks gestation) and (iii) pre-eclamptic women (mean, 36 weeks gestation).

28 idized and total AGT levels in plasma of pre-eclamptic women (n = 17), normotensive-matched controls

29 oportions of oxidized AGT in plasma from pre-eclamptic women compared to matched normotensive pregnan

30 sequenced samples from a hundred Finnish pre-eclamptic women in pools of ten to screen for low-freque

31 riants in 1353 pre-eclamptic and 699 non-pre-eclamptic women to test the association of them with pre

32 omen than in those from non-pregnant and pre-eclamptic women, but no other differences were observed.

33 ated because of placental hypoxia in the pre-eclamptic women, indicating that upstream molecular defe

34 GF expression is altered in placentae of pre-eclamptic women.