homeostasis

Converse of object

• regulate: Cardiac structural biology Research focuses upon studies of ion channels regulating calcium homeostasis in the heart.
• maintain: The question is: What physiological systems help to maintain heart rate homeostasis?
• restore: Transplantation of pancreatic islets is arguably the most logical approach to restoring metabolic homeostasis in people with diabetes.
• control: Recent achievements include the identification of circuits that control body weight homeostasis, which could provide novel targets for the treatment of obesity.
• achieve: Help nature achieve homeostasis Treatment will induce over-active or under-active glands and organs to return to their normal functioning level or balance.
• include: Corticosteroids mediate a number of functions of mammalian brain, including blood pressure homeostasis, salt appetite and neuronal excitability.

Preposition: in

• cell: Ian Booth Our research in microbial physiology is based on ionic homeostasis in bacterial cells.
• heart: Cardiac structural biology Research focuses upon studies of ion channels regulating calcium homeostasis in the heart.

Adjective modifier

• cellular: Over the last twenty years, several studies have reported that RF exposure may produce changes in cellular calcium homeostasis.
• normal: This new phenomenon has major implications for our understanding of normal cellular homeostasis in the immune system.
• metabolic: Transplantation of pancreatic islets is arguably the most logical approach to restoring metabolic homeostasis in people with diabetes.
• vascular: Endothelin-1 and aldosterone play a critical role in vascular homeostasis and their high levels have been implicated in high altitude disorders.
• acid-base: Bandolier got the correct answers to question 1, but gets a severe headache when asked to think about acid-base homeostasis.
• altered: The contribution of altered ion homeostasis to development of osteoarthritis is also being examined.

Noun used with modifier

• glucose: Lecture 23: Blood glucose homeostasis - the integrated response to food, exercise, fasting & stress.
• calcium: Over the last twenty years, several studies have reported that RF exposure may produce changes in cellular calcium homeostasis.
• lipid: There are many human diseases associated with disrupted lipid homeostasis but the most prevalent of these is type II diabetes.
• ion: The contribution of altered ion homeostasis to development of osteoarthritis is also being examined.
• iron: Initially, a mutants will be screened for a combination of photosystem I impairment and a cellular iron homeostasis defect.
• tissue: The maintenance of tissue homeostasis is also aided by apoptosis, which acts to remove damaged, aged, autoimmune or malignant cells.