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The application of NDSI proxies using RS data inevitably bring to more or less significant biases, reflecting into the reliability of plant functional traits retrieved, which are due to complex combinations of factors, including: vegetation fractional cover and mixture with canopy background, density and structure effects (e.g. leaf orientation), reflectance anisotropy, and atmospheric effects [ 32 ].
Rougé and coll [ 6 ] propose, according to an experimental model, a histological classification of vascular lesions following electrification: • stage 0: no vascular lesion; • stage 1: small changes in the wall, often at the level of the intima, with edema or even detachment of endothelial cells, aggregation of blood along the wall; these lesions are localized in apparently healthy tissue in the vicinity of burned areas; • stage II: more or less significant alterations of the vascular wall with necrosis, inflammatory infiltrate and thrombosis; these lesions are located in the peripheral areas of the burns; • stage III: coagulation and necrosis of the entire vascular wall, located in the center of the burns.
The inverse fluctuation of circulating sRAGE and free AGEs observed here, and the more or less significant inverse correlations observed by the pioneering study of Miranda et al. are far from proof that sRAGE traps circulating free AGEs and eliminates them.
The difference in RMR effects between species can be explained by more or less significant effects of food availability on the biochemical composition of tissues, on the reduction of the relative size of certain organs and on the synthesis and turnover of proteins and cellular components ( O'Connor et al. , 2000 ).