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Trends in Neurosciences, 2000
It is now well accepted that endogenous morphine is present in animals, both in invertebrates and vertebrates. It is a key signaling molecule that plays an important role in downregulating physiological responses, such as those in the immune system, including immune elements in the CNS.
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It is now well accepted that endogenous morphine is present in animals, both in invertebrates and vertebrates. It is a key signaling molecule that plays an important role in downregulating physiological responses, such as those in the immune system, including immune elements in the CNS.
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Current Opinion in Ophthalmology, 2001
Endogenous endophthalmitis still presents a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge even with improvements in therapeutic modalities. The main prognostic factor is the virulence of the causative organism: once the organism enters the eye, it rapidly destroys ocular tissues. With the increasing ability to prolong the life of very ill patients, incidence of
S P, Chee, A, Jap
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Endogenous endophthalmitis still presents a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge even with improvements in therapeutic modalities. The main prognostic factor is the virulence of the causative organism: once the organism enters the eye, it rapidly destroys ocular tissues. With the increasing ability to prolong the life of very ill patients, incidence of
S P, Chee, A, Jap
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Topics in Companion Animal Medicine, 2012
Blood coagulation is a complex and highly coordinated process that is constantly altered and impacted by procoagulant and anticoagulant "players." It is vital that these components work in concert to maintain a balance to keep coagulation in check. Several important endogenous anticoagulants will be discussed in this review including tissue factor ...
Amy, Kubier, Mauria, O'Brien
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Blood coagulation is a complex and highly coordinated process that is constantly altered and impacted by procoagulant and anticoagulant "players." It is vital that these components work in concert to maintain a balance to keep coagulation in check. Several important endogenous anticoagulants will be discussed in this review including tissue factor ...
Amy, Kubier, Mauria, O'Brien
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2017
We sought to briefly describe current models of endogenous erythropoietin (EPO) pleiotropic properties to make four points clear. First, endogenous EPO regulates erythroid cell apoptosis so that red blood cell production is balanced against the number of cells destroyed in order to maintain optimal tissue oxygen levels (i.e., consistent with provision ...
Steven J, Korzeniewski, Athina, Pappas
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We sought to briefly describe current models of endogenous erythropoietin (EPO) pleiotropic properties to make four points clear. First, endogenous EPO regulates erythroid cell apoptosis so that red blood cell production is balanced against the number of cells destroyed in order to maintain optimal tissue oxygen levels (i.e., consistent with provision ...
Steven J, Korzeniewski, Athina, Pappas
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Pharmacological Research, 1995
This review surveys the discovery of endogenous alkaloids in mammals. The formation of morphine in mammalian brain was assumed in 1970. The existence of morphine was demonstrated by radioimmunoassay. Identification of morphine was performed by spectroscopic methods. The isolation of mammalian morphine raises the question of biosynthesis.
S, Hosztafi, Z, Fürst
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This review surveys the discovery of endogenous alkaloids in mammals. The formation of morphine in mammalian brain was assumed in 1970. The existence of morphine was demonstrated by radioimmunoassay. Identification of morphine was performed by spectroscopic methods. The isolation of mammalian morphine raises the question of biosynthesis.
S, Hosztafi, Z, Fürst
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ENDOGENOUS SPECIALISATION AND ENDOGENOUS PRINCIPAL-AGENT RELATIONSHIP
Australian Economic Papers, 2002The paper develops a general equilibrium model with endogenous principal‐agent relationship within a framework of consumer‐producer, economies of specialisation, and transaction costs. It is shown that if transaction efficiency is low, then autarky is chosen as the general equilibrium where no market and principal‐agent relationship exists.
Xiaokai Yang, Yeong‐nan Yeh
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ENDOGENOUS FORMATION OF COALITIONS [PDF]
International Game Theory Review, 2008 We develop a model of coalition formation based on personal proximities among the players of an n-person game. Several examples are worked out in detail, showing that certain coalitions are much more stable than others, and/or much more likely to form than others. We also consider the dynamics of such coalition-formation.
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A model of endogenous divorce and endogenous fertility [PDF]
Journal of Population Economics, 2001 This paper examines the interaction between decisions on divorce and fertility. The analysis generates two major implications. Firstly, it complements the existing literature on endogenous fertility to explain why population growth and economic growth can be negatively correlated after an economy develops to a certain level. Secondly, it indicates that
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1987
Endogeneity and exogeneity are properties of variables in economic or econometric models. The specification of these properties for respective variables is an essential component of the entire process of model specification. The words have an ambiguous meaning, for they have been applied in closely related but conceptually distinct ways, particularly ...
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Endogeneity and exogeneity are properties of variables in economic or econometric models. The specification of these properties for respective variables is an essential component of the entire process of model specification. The words have an ambiguous meaning, for they have been applied in closely related but conceptually distinct ways, particularly ...
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Clinica Chimica Acta, 2006
The febrile increase of body temperature is regarded as a component of the complex host response to infection or inflammation that accompanies the activation of the immune system. Late phases of fever appear mediated by pro-inflammatory cytokines called endogenous pyrogens.
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The febrile increase of body temperature is regarded as a component of the complex host response to infection or inflammation that accompanies the activation of the immune system. Late phases of fever appear mediated by pro-inflammatory cytokines called endogenous pyrogens.
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