Is proliferation of ovarian theca-interstitial cells modulated by antioxidants and oxidative stress?
Reactive oxygen species may play a role in the regulation of growth of ovarian mesenchyme. Under pathological conditions, such as those encountered in polycystic ovary syndrome, excessive oxidative stress and depletion of antioxidants may contribute to ovarian mesenchymal hyperplasia.
Decreased RI is not a uniform finding post-stroke and is more closely related to walking ability and movement impairment than to spasticity.