Sentence examples similar to a long lived effect from inspiring English sources
A single dose of PT administered intranasally to mice modified the G proteins of AMs for up to 2 weeks, which was equivalent to the duration of the enhancing effect of PT treatment on the bacterial infection, demonstrating its long lived effect [25].
Although these studies are currently being run in adult animals, I have a feeling that we will shortly move to very young animals to determine whether such experiences have a long-lived effect on the brain and how.
The stimulatory effect of ROS on MEND, however, is a long-lived effect.
Partial recovery from EE2 exposure during early sexual differentiation can therefore occur with a sufficient period of depuration, but certain morphologic effects are long lived.
The kinetics of induction and repression of tcu-1 are rapid, and the effects are long lived.
Many characteristics of mice that are long lived due to genetic modifications resemble effects of caloric restriction in wild-type (normal) animals.
It doesn't always kill its host ring seals, for example, have long lived with the microbe with little ill effect.
In our opinion, it will be instrumental to secure long-term tolerance and control of autoreactive memory T-cells by inducing islet antigen specific immune regulation, which can likely be long lived and is inducible without systemic adverse effects.
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Probably, both carbohydrate excess and protein depletion have crucial effects, since the longest lived flies are those which are subjected to a quite high C : P ratio and have an absolute high carbohydrate content.
