Sentence examples for a decrease in lifespan from inspiring English sources

It seems clear that for some people--perhaps many--having a chronic disease does not cause a decrease in lifespan.

Conversely, decreasing pch-2 expression with RNAi led to a decrease in lifespan.

Notably, only two of the genes tested from this group caused a decrease in lifespan upon knock-down.

These differences did not reflect an increase or a decrease in lifespan but fluctuations in the shape of survival curves.

For this reason, it may be argued that a decrease in lifespan may be found when dj-1β mutation is expressed in a long-lived background (e.g. OR).

Moreover, Drosophila overexpressing Sod2 and catalase, while being significantly more resistant to oxidative stress, showed a decrease in lifespan of up to 43% [ 39].

Additionally the dhhc-2 mutant showed no change in lifespan, but when knocked down in combination with dhhc-8 there was a decrease in mean lifespan and time to 90% mortality.

The alterations observed are also unlikely to cause any decrease in lifespan of the strain since the few tg-CYP2C18&19 male mice kept as breeders have reached an age of 2 3 years (unpublished data).

Of the RNAi experiments with single genes, dhhc-11 showed a decrease in mean lifespan.

In December 2002 we proposed that a decrease in filter lifespan may be associated with low plasma AT activity.

In addition, aged Nfkb1 −/− animals have increased kyphosis, decreased cortical bone, increased brain GFAP staining and a decrease in overall lifespan compared to Nfkb1 +/+.