Sentence examples for associated depletion of from inspiring English sources
On-going fragmentation of tropical forest ecosystems and associated depletion of seed dispersers threatens the long-term survival of animal-dispersed plants.
In relapsed myeloid malignancies CD30 and CD33 may provide suitable targets, but may also be problematic if there is associated depletion of myeloid progenitors and stem cell populations.
Mammals (and potentially other vertebrates) and plants with their methylated genomes and associated depletion of CpG may therefore have independently co-opted this dinucleotide as a marker of self/non-self recognition.
A number of lines of evidence have demonstrated increased generation of reactive aldehydes and the associated depletion of free thiol pools in rheumatoid arthritis.
These results showed that the effects of CHC depletion on NF-κB signaling were directly caused by the depletion of CHC and not by the associated depletion of CLCa.
Also, for cis-NAT NOLPs generally, or just for those with sequence conservation across Brassicaceae, there is a significant associated depletion of siRNA mappings (Table 6).
A recent paper by Shields and colleagues points to the associate depletion of PTPN2 in STAT3-positive breast cancers.
Syncytium formation (cytogamy) leads to apoptosis [10], and this mode of cell death induction participates in the AIDS-associated depletion of immune cells.
Age-associated depletion of collagens leads to the accumulation of ligandless integrins and induction of integrin-associated cell death, as noted.
In line with the above-mentioned literature, our study shows that human TSPC also exhibit a diminished self-renewal capacity, thus suggesting that the TSPC behave in accordance with the fundamental mechanism of age-associated depletion of the stem cell pool found in various adult stem cell niches.
Bacterial vaginosis, a condition associated with depletion of hydrogen peroxide producing Lactobacillus species and the most common cause of vaginitis among women of reproductive age, is associated with pelvic inflammatory disease, increased risk of acquiring gonorrhea and HIV, and adverse outcomes of pregnancy (20 ).
