Sentences with phrase «cellular effects»

Lower hair potassium is associated with reduced cellular effects of thyroid hormones.

The hair analysis measures a metabolic or cellular effect of the thyroid hormones upon the metabolic rate.

We also agree with an astute observation of theirs: that when the peripheral cellular effects of thyroid hormone can be normalized by agents such as selenium (which may increase the deiodination of T4), this therapy is preferable to the use of exogenous thyroid hormone.

This article reviews the evidence for physiological and cellular effects of trans fatty acids, unsaturated fatty acids with at least one double bond in the trans configuration.

Once you approach the Hayflick limit, the cellular effects of old age begin to set in due to cell death and damage.

Dr Powell added: «We also need to explore whether drugs aimed at reversing some of the cellular effects of biological ageing could represent a new treatment option for children at risk for depression.»

Growth hormone, a single - chain polypeptide produced in the pituitary gland, has a wide range of metabolic and cellular effects.

This may allow more thyroid hormone to enter the cells, increasing the cellular effect of the same amount of circulating serum thyroid hormones.

The understanding of «Food as Medicine» has always had its passionate advocates, and with the emergence of Epigenetics, cutting edge science is helping to explain the cellular effects food has on our bodies.

Park, M. K., Kwon, H. Y., Ahn, W. S., Bae, S., Rhyu, M. R., and Lee, Y. Estrogen activities and the cellular effects of natural progesterone from wild yam extract in mcf - 7 human breast cancer cells.

The natural bio-identical hormones are very different from their synthetic versions, often having completely opposite physical and cellular effects.

What are the cellular effects behind laser therapy?

His research experience includes investigating the cellular effects of NSAIDs on the canine stomach, joints, and blood.