Sentences with phrase «effect in humans»

Wind turbine noise is a reported cause of these effects; however, some commentators suggest sound from wind turbines does not pose a risk of any adverse health effect in humans.

While no studies have been conducted on humans specifically, it is a promising finding that may indicate similar effects in the human body.

Many owners hesitate to pursue chemotherapy in their pets based on their knowledge of side effects in human cancer patients.

For example, he says, because humans and mice have different metabolic rates, lower doses may have similar beneficial effects in humans.

There are signs that exercise might have the same effect in humans.

It has been well - documented that certain chemicals create hormone imbalances which produce adverse developmental, reproductive, neurological and immune effects in humans.

And it is still unknown if that dose is safe for humans, or it will have a similar effect in humans as it has in mice.

Whether these and other chemicals also have endocrine disrupting effects in humans is not known, but is the subject of much research.

Despite the lack of side effects in pets, it has a number of possible effects in humans, including blood pressure increases, headaches, seizures and ear pressure.

Many owners hesitate to pursue chemotherapy in their cats based on their knowledge of side effects in human cancer patients.

Nevertheless, antibiotics are used to increase growth in farm animals, and a similar effect in humans seems plausible.

There is no reliable or consistent evidence that wind farms directly cause adverse health effects in humans.

The unexpected finding could have implications for future design of rabies control programs as well as provide a model to study this same effect in humans.

So far it has not shown any adverse effects in humans.

They can produce adverse developmental, reproductive, neurological, and immune effects in humans and wildlife.

The IBS research team (Center for Genome Engineering) has successfully confirmed that CRISPR - Cas9 has accurate on - target effects in human cells, through joint research with the Seoul National University College of Medicine and ToolGen, Inc..

But Bial could have known about the risk if it had thoroughly screened for off - target effects in human cells, like the new study does, Van der Stelt says; that's what Pfizer did with its FAAH inhibitor.

It shows a variety of positive health effects in the human body; countless newspaper headlines have claimed things like «red wine holds the key to long life» and «take resveratrol and live to age 150» over approximately the last ten years.

«With this approach, we found that we can attenuate or prevent the downstream toxic effects in human dopaminergic neurons.»

Scientists are forced either to experiment on whole animals, which is expensive, raises ethical issues and may not predict effects in humans, or to perform tests on microscopic human cells found in tissue cultures, which have been altered to live forever and bear little relation to actual living, breathing people.

Now researchers in the U.S. and Canada want to hold the first anti-aging clinical trial to see if they can replicate the same effect in humans using a diabetes drug called metformin.

Resistance develops quickly, and we've seen the deleterious effects in human health.»

He criticizes textualism (a mode of judicial interpretation) by citing the author's attempt to «show how lawmakers are engaged in the creative work of ensuring that natural law... is given effect in our human living.»

«The power of God's love», says John Burnaby, «takes effect in human history in no other way than through the wills and actions of men in whom that love has come to dwell To pray is to open the heart to the entry of love — to ask God in; and where God is truly wanted he will always come.

Furthermore, by adding guanine nucleotides at the end of sgRNA (single guided RNA) that composes CRISPR - Cas9, they have successfully created this highly - developed programmable nuclease, which has no measurable off - target effects in the human genome.

Hydrogen Dioxide - this chemical is currently under investigation by the International Olympic Committee for its powerful performance - enhancing effects in the human body.

In VTT's in vitro digestion model it has also been observed that fibrillated cellulose binds free bile acids, which is an indication of potential cholesterol lowering effect in the human body.

GABA receptors and drugs like Diazepam work by enhancing the gamma - aminobutyric acid effects in the human brain.

Some parasitic canine diseases have more serious effects in humans than they do for dogs, as humans are an abnormal host for them.

The older I become the more I wonder at the enormous and diverse effects in human history that can be traced to the teachings, the deeds, the death, and the resurrection of that one man.»

A vaccine was developed in 1998 that triggers immunity to Borrelia burgdorferi, but side effects in humans meant it was pulled from the market in 2002.

«When we see effects in mice we should be concerned about effects in humans,» said Tracey Woodruff, a professor at the University of California, San Francisco, who specializes in reproductive health and the environment.

Studies suggest that it exhibits anxiolytic and antidepressant effects in humans.

«This study will lead to a new generation of technology that can be labeled as photopharmacology in which the use of LEDs with targeted wavelengths can cause specific biologic effects in human skin to help treat and prevent chronic illnesses.»

And, although the dosages of potassium chloride would be considered adequate to kill animals, they do not appear to have the intended effect in humans, failing to hasten the time of death.

For Longo, it all added up: The same growth genes that regulate aging and protect against age - related diseases in yeast, mice, and roundworms might have an identical effect in humans.

This hope does not appear to be completely unfounded: The scientists have already discovered a Ret / GDNF effect in human cells with a PINK1 defect similar to that observed in the fruit fly.

An expanded family of receptor channels that bind neurotransmitters in worms might help to explain behavioral effects in humans.

«We don't propose this as a current diagnostic or prognostic tool,» Costello says, «but showing that these alterations have real effect in human tumors allows us to explore the mechanisms that tumors use to resist therapies like cisplatin.»

He points out that many animal studies used to extrapolate possible deleterious cognitive effects in humans had administered large amounts of methamphetamine from the outset, a regimen unlike the gradual escalation in dosing undertaken by illicit drug users, which avoids these consequences.

«We still don't know what effect this amount could have, but it's plausible that it could have a potential opioid effect in humans.»

The focus is now beginning to shift to looking for direct evidence of BPA effects in humans.