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• Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - Esoteric Philosophy - Master Index - ATROPHYING.
• ATROPHYING.
• Discipleship2, 380:runs through all that is here given; the atrophying of the substance of the astral plane, theFire, 106:off of the source of supply, and the consequent atrophying and shrinkage of the receptive centers. Healing, 299:processes going on in the physical form, all atrophying processes, and old age. Initiation, 205:attitude of mind which results in the complete atrophying of the entire normal physical nature, orMagic, 147:contact with the outer worlds of form, and an atrophying of desire in that direction. All seemsMeditation, 95:the dangers of inhibition and those due to the atrophying of the body. ... Let us take first theMeditation, 97:and useless and fail in their purposes, atrophying and dying from the point of view of the Ego,Meditation, 97:the system universal. He is in great danger of atrophying. Meditation should have the effect ofPsychology2, 586:to the lower levels of the astral plane) and the atrophying of that part of the inner mechanismTelepathy, 172:above the diaphragm, thus producing a temporary atrophying of the center below the diaphragm and.

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• Today I went to my dentist for what I thought was a cavity only to find out my gums and jawbone are atrophying leaving my healthy teeth barely clinging into the gums. ... I am scheduled to have several teeth removed and a partial made to replace the teeth with an ongoing process of adjustments that will need to be made on the partial to resize it for my atrophying gums and jawbones. Also my face is atrophying and becoming rather slender and thinning. ... I understand from materials I have read that CMT usually only affects the lower extremities with some nerve and muscle atrophying in the hands.
• Are you aware of gum and jawbone atrophying along with facial muscles with other individuals with CMT?.

• By this approach, we have identified and cloned a gene whose expression rises about 10-fold in muscles atrophying due to fasting, cancer, disuse, diabetes, and renal failure. ...
• To establish a comprehensive picture of the transcriptional adaptations that occur during various types of muscle atrophy, and that may be responsible for the activation of protein breakdown, we have used Incyte cDNA microarrays to compare mRNA levels in normal mouse muscles with those from several types of atrophying muscles (manuscript in preparation). Because much is known about the enhancement of proteolysis in muscle and this tissueâ ™s other metabolic adaptations to fasting, we initially performed microarray experiments comparing polyA+RNA from muscles of normal and food-deprived mice, and have identified a group of genes whose transcripts change markedly in the atrophying muscles. ... Because this mRNA also markedly increases in leg muscles atrophying due to diabetes, cancer and renal failure, as well as disuse (hind-limb suspension) and denervation, we named it atrogin-1. ...

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• Pharmacological Inhibitors of the Proteosome in Atrophying Muscles (Also Kenneth Baldwin, Ph. ...
• During the past three years using homogenates of normal and atrophying muscles, we showed that overall rates of Ub-conjugation increase in atrophying muscles, and these hormone and cytokine-dependent responses are due largely to activation of the N-end rule pathway for Ub-conjugation. ... We found that mRNA for the critical ubiquitination enzymes in the N-end rule pathway, E214k and E3α, are increased about two-fold in the atrophying muscles. Thus, the activation of Ub-conjugation and proteolysis by the "N-end" pathway appears to be a very general feature of atrophying muscles, independent of the cause. ...
• These findings suggest that the disuse atrophy in astronauts involves a similar activation of the Ub-proteasome pathway, as we have found in many other types of muscle wasting (although these changes upon hind-limb suspension were less pronounced and therefore harder to study routinely than in some other atrophying models). ...
• One other goal of our work during the initial grant period was to evaluate the possible utility of the newly discovered proteasome inhibitors as possible countermeasures to retard the excessive protein breakdown in atrophying muscles. It is noteworthy that these inhibitors, especially the peptide aldehydes, had much larger effects in reducing proteolysis in atrophying muscles than in control muscles. ... Consequently, future studies will focus on development of inhibitors of ubiquitination enzymes that are specifically important in atrophy (whose inhibition should be non-toxic and affect primarily atrophying muscles). ...
• Patterns of Gene Expression in Atrophying Muscles.
• The increases in these mRNAs are noteworthy because atrophying muscles generally show a decrease in total mRNA and ribosomal RNA. ...

• We have made the surprising finding that one set of ubiquitination enzymes, E214K and E3α, which comprise the "N-end rule" pathway, catalyze most of the ubiquitination in atrophying muscles. ...
• Although several changes in transcription have been described in atrophying muscles, in order to fully understand the critical adaptations leading to the loss of mass and functional capacity, it is necessary to obtain a more complete picture of the changes occurring in muscle gene expression. ... Evans and coworkers) in order to test if insights gained from studies of the rodent models are applicable to atrophying human muscles. ...

• Herman shows how the triumph of the market in the post-Cold War world order means the further commodifications of culture, atrophying of political debate and political options, greater subservience of the media to state and corporate interests, and global polarization of income, wealth, and power. ...

• ) America's atrophying environmental movement.
• Bill McKibben reflects ruefully on the atrophying of the American environmental movement -- only on the Grist Magazine website. ...

• Accordingly, in extracts of atrophying muscles from tumor-bearing or septic rats, rates of 125I-ubiquitin conjugation to endogenous proteins were found to be higher than in control extracts. ... Thus, the rate of ubiquitin conjugation increases in atrophying muscles, and these hormone- and cytokine-dependent responses are in large part due to activation of the N-end rule pathway.
• A number of observations had suggested that the increased protein breakdown in muscle atrophying because of denervation (13), fasting (13), sepsis (4), acidosis (7), and cancer cachexia (5, 6) is mainly through activation of an ATP-dependent pathway with little or no change in the lysosomal or Ca2+-dependent degradative process. ... In these atrophying muscles, the rise in this ATP-dependent process can account for most of the enhancement of protein degradation (1–3). ...
• The primary goals of the present experiments were to determine (i) whether the rates of Ub conjugation to muscle proteins generally rise in atrophying muscles when overall proteolysis increases and (ii) whether the N-end rule pathway is not only important in normal muscles but may also contribute to this increased ubiquitination. ...
• Ubiquitin Conjugation to Proteins Increases in Atrophying Muscles. ... Since the muscle's Ub content can increase in atrophying muscles (2–4, 6, 14, 23) and therefore might affect the specific activity of added 125I-Ub, endogenous Ub was removed from extracts by DEAE-cellulose chromatography (19). ...
• We therefore investigated whether the increased ubiquitination in the atrophying muscles also involves changes in the N-end rule pathway. ...
• As a result, these agents eliminated most of the differences in Ub conjugation between control and atrophying muscle extracts. ...
• Because these findings indicated that the enhanced Ub conjugation in the atrophying muscles is mediated in large part by the N-end rule pathway, we tested whether the reduction in Ub conjugation that accompanies the fall in muscle proteolysis in hypothyroid animals may involve a suppression of this pathway. ...
• The present demonstration of increased Ub conjugation in atrophying rat muscles was made at times after cecal puncture, tumor implantation, or T3 treatment, when ATP-dependent proteolysis in the leg muscles is markedly increased and when muscle proteolysis shows enhanced sensitivity to inhibitors of the proteasome (6, 12). Moreover, this finding of enhanced rates of ubiquitination of proteins in the atrophying muscles can account for the increased content of Ub-protein conjugates in muscles upon denervation, fasting, and cancer cachexia (4, 6, 16). ...
•  The most surprising aspect of the present findings was the discovery that dipeptide and methyl-ester inhibitors of the ubiquitin ligase, E3α, differentially suppress most of the Ub conjugation in the atrophying rat muscle in these different catabolic states. ...
• Furthermore, the present finding of increased rates of E3α-dependent ubiquitination in atrophying muscles from animals with sepsis, cancer cachexia, and after T3 treatment, as well as the decreased ubiquitination in hypothyroid states (see Results), cannot be explained by such an in vitro artifact. ...
• The most fundamental question raised by these findings is why such a large fraction of intracellular proteins are substrates of E3α in normal muscles and why these proteins comprise an even larger fraction in atrophying muscles. ...

• They are paramountly two, and might be termed the dangers of inhibition and those due to the atrophying of the body.
• The lower vehicles will be neglected and useless and fail in their purposes, atrophying and dying from the point of view of the Ego, whilst the causal body itself will not be built as desired and so time will be lost. ... He is in great danger of atrophying.

• The truth of the matter is that if we are one of those people on a waiting list or laying in a gurney in a hospital or laying in bed at home with our muscles atrophying because we cannot get into the system, it is in crisis today. ...
• They do not want to have their muscles atrophying while they are on a waiting list. ...

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