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Key stress triggers for sudden death
ResuscitationThe causes and triggers of SD as a whole are poorly understood. This study aimed to define the causes and triggers of SD systematically and provide guidance for preventive approaches.To account for potential geographical differences, we studied two independent populations. Population 1 included 2063 SD cases in Guangzhou.
Jingwen Zhang +6 more
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Evidence for earthquake triggering stress
Nature, 1975Earthquake time series are constructed by making counts per unit time of earthquakes with magnitudes greater than a chosen threshold. The time series from widely separated regions show strong correlations with one another, and it is suggested that tectonic plates are subjected to a fluctuating stress field that results in these changes in seismic ...
Michael A. Chinnery, Thomas E. Landers
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Nanoscale Wear Triggered by Stress-Driven Electron Transfer
Nano Letters, 2023Wear of sliding contacts causes device failure and energy costs; however, the microscopic principle in activating wear of the interfaces under stress is still open. Here, the typical nanoscale wear, in the case of silicon against silicon dioxide, is investigated by single-asperity wear experiments and density functional theory calculations.
Yangyang Lu +6 more
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CNS disease triggering Takotsubo stress cardiomyopathy
International Journal of Cardiology, 2014There are a number of hereditary and non-hereditary central nervous system (CNS) disorders, which directly or indirectly affect the heart (brain-heart disorders). The most well-known of these CNS disorders are epilepsy, stroke, infectious or immunological encephalitis/meningitis, migraine, and traumatic brain injury. In addition, a number of hereditary
Josef, Finsterer, Karim, Wahbi
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Stress‐Triggered Abortion in Mice Prevented by Alloimmunization
American Journal of Reproductive Immunology, 1993PROBLEM: To determine if immunotherapy can prevent abortion triggered by mechanisms that in humans may be treatable by psychotherapy.METHOD: The effects of alloimmunization against paternal strain antigens were tested in pregnant mice subjected to stress.RESULTS: Restraint stress boosted the resorption rate assessed on day 13.5 of pregnancy in DBA/2 ...
D A, Clark, D, Banwatt, G, Chaouat
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The trigger for PSE condition in stress‐susceptible pigs
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1976AbstractTightly coupled mitochondria from M. longissimus dorsi (LD) muscle of different breeds of pigs showed variations in the rate of Ca2+ efflux during anaerobiosis. The initial fast efflux rate of Ca2+ could be used to relate the stress‐susceptibility of the pigs used. Mitochondria from LD muscle of stress‐susceptible (SS) Pietrain and Poland China
K S, Cheah, A M, Cheah
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Emotional Stress as a Trigger for Inflammatory Skin Disorders
Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2013Dermatologic disorders comprise 15% to 20% of complaints seen in general practice. Skin disorders result in a negative impact to the patient not only physically but also psychologically, socially, and occupationally. The most common trigger for several inflammatory skin disorders, including psoriasis, is emotional stress. Understanding the significance
Monica, Huynh +2 more
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Pemphigus Vulgaris Triggered by Rifampin and Emotional Stress
SKINmed: Dermatology for the Clinician, 2004A 56-year-old Jewish woman of Ashkenazi origin had a history of tuberculosis since the age of 1 year, contracted while she was in hiding in Poland during the Holocaust. She developed bronchiectasis in 1972 for which she was being treated 4 times a year for 1-month periods with 600 mg/d rifampin.
Ilan, Goldberg +2 more
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The Possibility of Stress-Triggered Evolution
1984A consideration of recent data from the molecular biology of pro-and eukaryotes has led Harrison Echols and myself independently to very similar ideas about the way in which evolution might proceed discontinuously, a way which he calls “inducible evolution” and which I call “stress-triggered evolution.” Echols deals primarily with important ...
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Metabolic Stress Triggers Immune Escape by Tumors
Trends in Cancer, 2019There is major interest in understanding the role of the tumor microenvironment in immune escape. In a recent report, Marijt et al. shed light on the signaling cascade that leads to decreased surface expression of MHC class I by tumor cells triggered by low oxygen and glucose availability, revealing new opportunities for therapeutic intervention.
Nunes, J.B., Everts, B.
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