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Decreased expression of Krox20 in mice causes down - regulation of Col1A2 expression , degeneration of the aortic leaflets and disorganization of the extracellular matrixcausingvalvular dysfunction
Titulo Publicación Genetic factorsinfluencingfrontostriatal dysfunction
Mir P. Genetic factorsinfluencingfrontostriatal dysfunction
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AcademicArticle Muc5b overexpressioncausesmucociliary dysfunction
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abnormalities of cusps , chordae , or papillary musclescausingvalvular dysfunction
Tdp1 depletion in Medicago truncatula M. E. Sabatini A. Macovei Abstract(passive) triggered bynucleolar dysfunction
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intrinsic factors ( such as cystic fibrosis , primary ciliary dyskinesia ) or extrinsic factors ( such as , injury by environmental irritants(passive) caused byMucociliary dysfunction
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Abnormalities of the valvular cusps , the papillary muscles , the chordae tendineae , or the cardiac chambers themselvescan causevalvular dysfunction
slow or faulty development of muscle control , a central nervous disease or acquired / traumatic brain injury(passive) can be caused byOculomotor Dysfunction
several factors such as high cholesterol , free radicals , associated with external factors , hypertension , diabetes mellitus , genetic disorders and others(passive) may be caused byEndothelial dysfunction
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scientists ... that apneas during sleep result in elevated blood pressure , renin - angiotensin activity , and oxidative stressmay causeendothelial dysfunction
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different factors , including the presence of specific gene variants , disequilibrium in adipocyte gene regulation , the presence of risk factors for metabolic syndrome ( MetS ) , and the presence of some other metabolites(passive) could be caused byAdipocyte dysfunction
Decreased expression of Krox20 in mice causes degeneration of the aortic leaflets and disorganization of the extracellular matrixcausingvalvular dysfunction
decrease in rCBF(passive) might be caused byVisuospatial dysfunction
Problems with the TMJ or the surrounding structurescausetemporomandibular dysfunction
Inadequate cerebral oxygen balance during cardiopulmonary bypassmay causeneuropsychological dysfunction
tightness of the left knee jointcan causelumbosacral dysfunction
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reduced production or action of these relaxing mediators(passive) is mainly caused byEndothelial dysfunction
thickening of the valves , especially the mitral and aortic valves(passive) caused byvalvular dysfunction
dopamine depletion sequentially occurring in different regions of the striatum and the frontal cortex [ 8–11(passive) caused byfrontostriatal dysfunction
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