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... de Alzheimer (DA) e em indivíduos idosos sem comprometimento ...de Alzheimer em concordância com achados prévios da literatura, mas esse componente genético não interferiu nos níveis de ... See full document

... role in the development of Parkinson’s disease ...of patients. In this study, quantifications of selenium (Se), copper (Cu), iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn) by atomic absorption spectrophotometry were ... See full document

... role in AD pathogenesis. The protein has been found in the pathological senile plaques of AD patients [29] and several different exper- imental studies have described its ability to cleave the ... See full document

... Gas6 levels are significantly lower in stable angina pectoris and acute coronary syndrome groups than in the control group and have indicated a significant correlation between the degree of ... See full document

... Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a neurodegenerative, chronic and progressive disease, which causes a decline in brain functions and directly interferes with the individual's quality of ...dementia ... See full document

... Incidence of sleep disorders in patients with Alzheimer disease.. In the above referenced article the 3rd author’s name is: Freitas MP.[r] ... See full document

... (MDA) levels, and catalase (CAT ) activity in patients with age-related macular degeneration ...on plasma samples. Methods: Thirty-two patients with AMD and 38 age-matched ... See full document

... results in this current work show, for the first time, the expression of the Aβ-scavengers TTR, GLS and NEP in the human ...expression levels were significantly upregulated between control group and ... See full document

... loss in patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a common clinical ...manifestation. In these patients, impaired nutritional status results in changes in body ... See full document

... (fasting plasma glucose, urea, crea- tinin, alanin aminotransferase), complete blood count, ESR and CRP values of the patients were recorded from their medical ...PTX3 levels. These blood samples ... See full document

... group patients in this study were, on the basis of swallowing training, treated with NMES and EMG-biofeedback ...function in feeding training. In the present study, we found that ... See full document

... de Alzheimer" foi cunhado por Emil Kraepelin para homenagear seu aluno, Alois Alzheimer psiquiatra clínico e neuroanatomista que, em 1906, relatou "um processo peculiar de doença grave do córtex ... See full document

... secreted in the cardiovascular system (18). In fact, OPG has been found to be expressed in the heart and the vascular walls in rodents ...cardiovascular disease has been described ... See full document

... cardiovascular disease in chronic renal ...cardiovascular disease risk factors in dialysis patients compared with the general population: the CHOICE ...Ljungman S, ... See full document

... presented with malaria syndromes that were clinically ...increase with disease severity, thus implicating them in the pathogenesis of severe malaria in our Malian study ...UA ... See full document

... artery disease, cerebrovascular disease, and diabetes compared with healthy ...macrophages in an autocrine/paracrine fashion to induce foam cell formation ...salusin-β levels could ... See full document

... for deep sequencing. Raw sequencing data were filtered to remove reads lacking identifiable 3 9 linker sequences and/or reads falling outside of the predicted miRNA size range. A list of final usable reads was then ... See full document

... pathway in Alzheimer’s disease (AD) results in the production of amyloid- (A ) peptide from amyloid- protein precursor (A PP) after two successive proteolysis by enzymes bearing - and -secretase ... See full document

... a s e the Hcy levels in AD patients as such genetic ...people in the control group and the failure to evaluate the nutritional status of patients and con- t rols by determining ... See full document

... that in Western Australians aged between 65-84 years, the chances of bipolar disorder patients developing AD was twice as high, while the chances of these patients developing non-specific dementia ... See full document