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... increase in MDA levels, which may explain normal glycaemia in all ...groups. The females in the chronic stress group had hyper glycaemia statistically significant ... See full document

... immobilization stress or exposure to glucocorticoids may lead to increasing ROS production (15,30), exposure to chronic stress may induce regulatory changes in glu- ... See full document

... used to control the exercise in- tensity during the physical training ...program. The in- tensity of the physical training protocol (50 min/day 5 day/week) was ... See full document

... Materials and Methods: Fifty male Wistar rats (36-40 weeks old) had ad libitum access to water and food and were separated into four groups: diurnal control, nocturnal control, diurnal ... See full document

... theory of aging was first hypothe- sized by Thomas Kirkwood in 1977 and suggested that an organism should distribute limited cellular resources to reproductive ability and the ... See full document

... ways of performing the same task (Roger, 1983; Agarwal & Prasad, ...experience and banking need is defined as the degree to which an innovation is viewed as being consistent with ... See full document

... Introduction: The presence of malnutrition has been associated with inflammation and oxidative stress (OS) in patients on chronic hemodialysis ...Objective: To ... See full document

... as the degree of excellence or superiority that an organization’s product possesses (Khan, ...perceive the quality of the products and it also called perception of ... See full document

... (2) of the epithelium, chloride cells, pillar cells or mucosal ...increase in the organ or tissue's volume due to the enlargement of its component cells, which grow ... See full document

... exercise. In this context, there was agreement with Lu et al. (2006), who aimed to assess the effects of Spirulina supplementation on preventing skeletal muscle damage on untrained ... See full document

... before the experiment, the rats were anesthetized with tribromoethanol (250 mg/kg, ...lidocaine, the skull was surgically exposed and stainless steel guide cannulas (26 G) were ... See full document

... is the main complication of gentamicin (GM) ...overproduction of reac- tive oxygen species and inflammation in proximal tubular ...demonstrated to have antioxidant and ... See full document

... modulate the immune response in complex ways in vertebrates exposed to different ...exposed to a multitude of stressors, a better understanding of the functional ... See full document

... reported the protective effects of hydrogen sulfide on HF animals before ...Calvert and fellows researched ischemia-induced HF in mice to find single injection, instead of ... See full document

... initiates the transcription of many genes. For example, NF-kB initiates the transcription of inflammatory factor genes, which accelerates the expression of inflammatory ... See full document

... Wistar rats weighing 150–220g, provided by the Faculty of Medicine Small Animals Breeding Facility (Federal University of Ceara) were kept under controlled environmental conditions (24°C ... See full document

... studies in mice models have indicated that KXS has antidepressant-like effects as demonstrated by the tail suspension test and forced swim ...elevated the levels of central ... See full document

... explain the difficulty in devel- oping more effective drugs for the treatment of ...models of COPD are consid- ered inappropriate for drug trials. Models of emphysema are ... See full document

... explain the difficulty in devel- oping more effective drugs for the treatment of ...models of COPD are consid- ered inappropriate for drug trials. Models of emphysema are ... See full document

... evaluated in the myocardium of male and female ...rats. The activity of SOD, which detoxifies the superoxide anion, was lower (14%) in the male ... See full document