Sentence examples for active degradation from inspiring English sources

Markedly, in the middle stage, proteolysis genes represented by a large number of ubiquitin/proteasome-related genes, proteases, peptidases, and subtilases, were activated, suggesting active degradation of proteins by proteolysis, while protein biosynthesis genes remain expressed at a basal, non-modulated level.

It remains to be determined whether the observed decrease in the mRNA for GAD is due to a reduction in transcription activity and/or to an active degradation of the existing transcripts.

In order to improve the efficiency and durability of semiconductor photocatalyst for degrading vehicle exhausts, a highly active degradation micro-unit was designed by crosslinking nano-TiO2 to the surface of fine crumb rubber with coupling agent.

In the context of cancer, it is important to note that, in the presence of activated H-Ras or N-Ras oncogenes, an active degradation of p300 is induced [54], and this change will permit the activation and subsequent degradation of VRK1 by the new complexes of p53.

Exploring the mechanism of action of MELK-T1 that leads to the observed proliferation arrest, we demonstrated that inhibition and active degradation of MELK protein in MCF-7 and A549 cells activate an ATM-mediated DDR.

Both phenomena confirm the active degradation of 2-CP by attached biomass and that biofilm was growing significantly during the second period.

When transcribed, the nuclear genes produce proteins that are exported to the cytoplasm and then targeted to their final subcellular compartment (transcription and translation are modelled as one reaction because no alteration of the mRNAs, for example active degradations, was introduced).

Our mathematical analysis revealed the logic of a local activation-global inhibition mechanism that is based on active transport, degradation and morphological changes (neurite growth), without the need for global inhibitor molecules.

These long-term repercussions materialize whilst an optimal plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) active component degradation management process is applied over an extended length of time.

This in vivo acceleration was likely due to active (enzymatic) degradation, shown by changes in polymer composition and molecular weight as well as the presence of macrophages.

However, the community in digester RTcSS (manure with steam-explored straw, 37°C) was slightly different to that in digesters RM and RS, suggesting that pre-treatment of the straw enabled new organisms to be active in degradation (Figure 1a).