Sentence examples for age-related modification from inspiring English sources

A detailed analysis of β-Gal expression indicates that the age-related modification of the toxicity of the N-terminal part of mutant Htt is not due to a difference in the efficiency of the PGK promoter between young and old rats.

The association with older age is not surprising, because in the general population, metabolic syndrome has been shown to affect primarily older subjects, as a consequence of age-related modification of some of its components [ 38].

The association with older age is not surprising, because in the general population the MetS has been shown to affect primarily older subjects, as a consequence of age-related modification of some of its components [ 41].

However, the middle-aged and aged CKm contained similar elevated levels of carbonyls, i.e., approximately 2.5 times more than young CKm, data which support a model of muscle aging where the majority of this specific age-related modification un-expectedly occurs by middle-age.

The meeting was specifically focused at gaining knowledge on the currently available biomarkers (functional, biological, or imaging-related) that could be utilized in clinical trials of sarcopenia and considered the most reliable and promising to evaluate age-related modifications of skeletal muscle.

This assessment of static, dynamic, and elastic joint properties affords a comprehensive view of age-related modifications in muscle function.

The aim of the present work was to investigate the age-related modifications of distinct human dermal fibroblast populations and their possible implication in skin aging.

However, at present, age-related modifications of the different dermal fibroblast populations and the consequent effects on skin aging remain poorly understood.

The nuclear region of aged and cataract lenses has the highest percentage of WI proteins [6], and proteins in the nuclear region also exhibit the highest degree of age-related modifications (including truncations) and light-scattering properties [12], [13].

Although many clinical studies use maximal isometric strength as a marker of functional ability, the results demonstrate that there are also significant age-related modifications in ankle muscle dynamic and elastic properties.

These age-related modifications in skeletal muscle, which have also been called sarcopenia, can be particularly severe and can affect both quality of life and lifespan of patients [1].