Sentence examples for a decline in cell from inspiring English sources

The results further support the idea that cell depolarisation indicates a decline in cell functionality due to energy depletion, but does not involve cell death.

This lack of browning was indicative of cell death caused by membrane permeabilisation by the chitosan as shown by both a decline in cell fresh weight (Fig. 2b) and increased medium absorbance at 280 nm caused by leakage of proteins from the cells (Fig. 2c).

A decline in cell function with advancing age is a ubiquitous characteristic of all organisms.

Treatment of vector-expressing BCBL1-TREx-RTA cells with doxycycline led to a decline in cell viability, which was consistent with the induction of lytic replication (Figure 5A).

Preliminary observations by enumeration of THP-1 cells exposed to different concentrations of native and dCGN (10 and 40 kDa) during 2, 5 and 7 days, showed a decline in cell number (data not shown).

A decline in cell viability was also notable after day 7 (Fig. 2B).

The CD4 count then slowly and steadily declines, along with a decline in cell-mediated immunity.

The VZV establishes latency in the dorsal root ganglia and its reactivation is associated with a decline in cell-mediated immunity [ 8, 9].

The redundancy in CD44-deficient mice might be associated with a decline in cell-surface L selectin that decreases cell homing to the lymph nodes, allowing more intensive cell infiltration into the joints [ 69].

Given the timing of these associations, it is possible that herpes zoster infection is a marker of an immunocompromised state many years before diagnosis or that it instigates a decline in cell-mediated immunity (Liu et al, 2012).

Although the mechanism between VZV and lymphomagenesis is currently unknown, the fact that the VZV establishes latency after primary infection, and herpes zoster results from a reactivation of latent VZV infection which is often associated with a decline in cell-mediated immunity [ 8, 9] imply the possibility of the role of chronic immune stimulation.