Sentence examples for accelerated catabolism from inspiring English sources

The accelerated catabolism of HNE lowers HNE and HNE analog concentrations in livers from rats fed the ketogenic diet.

However, the increased urea and creatinine production in diabetic animals may be due to accelerated catabolism of both liver and plasma proteins and the body failure to excrete the proteins metabolic products (Hassan, El-Agmy, Gaur, Fernando, Raj, et al., 2009).

This could be associated with increased loss due to proteinuria and kidney disease, accelerated catabolism, liver inflammation and increased endotoxin sensitivities (Quimby and Luong, 2007).

The accelerated catabolism of proline, serine, and alanine, together with the reduced biosynthesis of arginine likely provided a shortcut for ATP regeneration via the TCA cycle.

The potential for the body iron concentration to be raised in HIV infection due to their accumulation in tissues such as liver, heart, pancreas and cells like macrophages is enormous and may result in free radical generation and accelerated catabolism of ascorbic acid [ 14- 16].

One major factor that contributes to muscle atrophy is accelerated catabolism of muscle proteins, which is largely attributable to the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway [ 9] and which has been linked to the muscle ubiquitin E3 ligases muscle atrophy F-box (MAFbx) and muscle Ring-finger 1 (MuRF1) [ 10- 12].

Since CS accelerates catabolism, which would theoretically aggravate malnutrition, this is an important issue.

Mounting evidence has revealed that dynamic compression stimulates anabolism whereas static compression accelerates catabolism [ 25- 27].

For example, fat might increase synthesis, fibre might increase excretion, phyto-oestrogens might block the stimulation of receptors, and indoles might accelerate catabolism.

Degeneration of the cartilage matrix is a multifactorial process, which is due in part to accelerated glycosaminoglycan catabolism.

The confluence of metabolomic and kinetic data indicate a distinctive pathogenic sequence: impaired ketone oxidation and fatty acid utilization for energy, leading to accelerated leucine catabolism and transamination of α-ketoglutarate to glutamate, with impaired TCA anaplerosis of glutamate carbon.