endotoxemia

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en·do·tox·e·mi·a

n. endotoxemia, presencia en la sangre de endotoxinas.
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Similarly, in rats with endotoxemia, the treatment with MSC (both intraperitoneal and intravenous application) ameliorated the myocardial depression and reduced both serum and myocardial levels of inflammatory mediators (TNF-[alpha], IL-1[beta], and IL-6).
suggested that acupuncture pretreatment improved the survival rate in rats with lethal endotoxemia, which involves the activation of the autonomic nervous system [17].
Postoperative splanchnic blood flow redistribution in response to fluid challenges in the presence and absence of endotoxemia in a porcine model.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to examine the changes of systemic responses to endotoxemia in SPAK knockout mice.
More specifically, heat-stressed animals are said to suffer reduced intestinal integrity and barrier function, increased systemic endotoxemia, inflammation problems, reduced lean tissue accretion, and lower fertility rates, among others.
The condition is linked to alterations in the gut microbiota, increased production of gut toxins such as ammonia and indoles, and endotoxemia, a condition associated with systemic inflammation and metabolic syndrome.
We previously reported that the adult male MSG rat displays neuroendocrine-immune dysfunction during the acute phase response of endotoxemia [27].
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