Sentence examples for abundant ages from inspiring English sources

Methylglyoxal-derived hydroimidazolone (MG-H) is one of the most abundant AGEs in vivo.

Some of the most abundant AGEs found in tissue proteins include N-ε- carboxymethyl)lysiN-ε- carboxymethylthyl)lysiN-ε- carboxymethyld pyrralysine

Formic, acetic and glycolic acids were abundant AGEs from all reaction mixtures, with oxalic acid also common although generated in smaller quantities; the occurrences of these acids is summarized in Supplementary Data Section 3 Table S2.

We observed abundant AGE during mycobacterial infection of macrophages (Figure 2A).

Only age-1 LMB were used for analysis as this was the most abundant age from 1998 to 2009 across all stations.

But once they were abundant: rocks aged between 2.8 billion and around seven hundred million years are littered with fossil stromatolites.

This theory was first proposed in the 1950s by American gerontologist Denham Harman and was supported in part by evidence that antioxidant proteins, which neutralize free radicals, are more abundant in aging cells, indicating a response to oxidative stress.

Sakai et al. (2008) redefined the upper part of the above mentioned "Gokarna Formation" as the Tokha Formation based on abundant 14C age data and the discovery of an unconformity within the previous "Gokarna Formation," suggesting that the lake level rose after the deposition of the Thimi Formation.

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However, DOX-dependent expression of hApp+1 protein was readily detected, using transgenes encoding hApp+1, as well as transgenes encoding wild-type hApp, and the hApp+1 protein became more abundant with age, consistent with MM of the hApp construct.

Strikingly, the hUbb+1 antibody also recognized a complex pattern of bands in extracts of Oregon-R control flies that became more abundant with age, including large amounts of high-MW material, as well as several small species migrating at an apparent MW of <20Kd.