Sentence examples for alter the oxidative from inspiring English sources
Results showed that the additives might alter the oxidative state of the binder, the chemical additive is able to modify the tribological behaviour of the binder, the wax additive acts solely on the viscosity and the effect of the additive depends on the chemical composition of the base binder.
In addition, the expression of this Sec-deficient mutant TR1 did not alter the oxidative status of Trx.
Indeed, even the last FES cycling exercise bout, which was performed at a markedly higher workload and exercise intensity than the first test, did not alter the oxidative stress level in subjects with SCI.
Ranitidine, a structurally dissimilar H2-histamine antagonist, not inhibiting hepatic mixed-function oxidases, has not a binding site on P450, suggesting therefore that CIM would alter the oxidative metabolism of some compounds by having a direct inhibitory effect on P450.
This may explain why excessive glucose in the media did not alter the oxidative metabolism of neutrophils activated with PMA, and suggests that the inhibition of oxidative metabolism observed in the trials without PMA is due to a failure in G-protein coupled signal transduction, which is responsible for NADPH oxidase activation.
Under basal culture conditions when oxidative stress levels were low, expression of wild-type human SOD1 did not reduce oxidative stress levels relative to untransfected or vector-transfected cells (Fig. 1b), probably because SOD1 enzyme activity was not operating at its maximum rate, so further increasing levels of wild-type SOD1 protein would not alter the oxidative stress balance.
In addition, we also examined whether the filters altered the oxidative and pro-inflammatory potentials of the residual particles penetrating the filter to the breathing zone of the subjects.
In conclusion these results revealed the significant antioxidant activity of the investigated plants extracts and may explain their role in altering the oxidative stress and management of diabetes mellitus.
This dissociation in the expression of 'brown-marker' genes suggests adipocytes are actually various shades of brown, and further, factors such as energy balance are able to compensate for a programmed loss of UCP1+ adipocytes by altering the oxidative phenotype of other adipocytes.
This thiol peroxidase (TPx) activity is potentially useful for a number of therapeutic applications, as it can alter the outcome of oxidative stress related pathologies and modify redox signalling.
