Sentence examples for arising from accumulation from inspiring English sources
A cellular dysfunction arising from accumulation of lipid intermediates in cells other than adipocytes.
The consumption of oxygen and nutrients during growth forces the cell to retool its metabolism from an oxic mode to an anoxic mode, to successively use alternate nutrient sources and to fight stress arising from accumulation of toxic byproducts.
The toxicity of organophosphorus nerve agents or pesticides arises from accumulation of acetylcholine and overstimulation of both muscarinic and nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (mAChRs and nAChRs) due to inhibition of acetylcholinesterase (AChE).
Thus, quantitative change of tumor differentiation should arise from accumulation of mutations according to the V theory of tumorigenesis [4], [5].
Cancer is a heterogeneous disease that arises from accumulation of DNA mutations.
Heterogeneity causing such haplotypes might arise from accumulation of replication errors during mitotic divisions and exposure to mutagens through the life of the organism [ 4].
Therefore, if SLC4A11 causes increased solute accumulation in the hypo-osmotic medium, it must arise from accumulation of a solute for which there is a driving force for accumulation under iso- and hypo-osmotic conditions.
Recently, ADARs have emerged as promising therapeutic targets in cancer, a disease that is thought to arise from accumulation of various driver mutations that favour cell survival and proliferation.
It is important to use blood as control tissue measurements because it is necessary to subtract out mtDNA variation that arises from accumulation of damage over the lifespan, for example, due to aging.
Both studies suggest that the pathogenicity of the R47H substitution with regards to AD may arise from accumulation of Aβ within the brain as a consequence of reduced phagocytic activity by receptor expressed on myeloid cells-2.
Cancer arises from accumulations of genetic changes in pathways involved in cell cycle, cell proliferation, apoptosis, angiogenesis and interaction with extracellular matrix.
