Sentence examples for I alterations in from inspiring English sources

(i) Alterations in the ECM could aberrantly modify the diffusion kinetics of paracrine factors such as growth factors, purines, etc., resulting in too much or too few of these factors reaching adjacent cells (57).

We hypothesize that yeast communities should be determined by two different sets of parameters: (i) alterations in the floral habitat itself, such as nectar concentration, abundance, and sugar composition, and (ii) the yeast transfer conditions as a result of different flower visitor assemblages.

Previous studies identified the prevalence of HLA class I alterations in MSI-H tumors.

Unlike in other tumors, RCC presents a low frequency of HLA class I alterations, in association with a higher expression of β-2 microglobulin.

Various studies have identified HLA alterations in colorectal cancer [ 19- 21], including the prevalence of HLA class I alterations in MSI-H tumors [ 8, 22].

However, those reports did not compare the frequency of alterations between hereditary and sporadic MSI-H tumors neither the mechanisms that led to HLA class I alterations in each subgroup.

To summarize, the data allow us to infer causal relationships between (i) the alterations in these mice and false recognition; (ii) memantine (and sensory restriction) treatment and the amelioration of false recognition; (iii) the alterations in these mice and aberrant long-term depression; and (iv) memantine and the amelioration of aberrant long-term depression.

Aptsiauri et al. [ 28] showed that if apparent tumor cells expressed HLA class I, various types of HLA class I alterations were found in malignancies and in the molecular mechanisms that underlie these defects.

Examining whether cells deficient in RIG-I show alterations in small RNA pathways upon viral infection may help to address this question.

A negative amide II band is identified in the retinal ethylenic stretch region of CaChR1, which reflects along with amide I bands alterations in protein backbone structure early in the photocycle.

Other investigators have described ethanol-induced epigenetic modifications (i.e., alterations in histone acetyltransferases and histone deacetylases) in liver cells (i.e., hepatocytes) in rodent models of binge drinking and ALD (Bardag-Gorce et al. 2007; Choudhury et al. 2010; Park et al. 2005; You et al. 2008).