Sentence examples for augmented its activity from inspiring English sources
Therefore, as the activity of LCAT has previously been reported to be decreased in subjects with T2D [ 34], we have now shown that increased F&V intake augmented its activity within serum and particularly in HDL3 in this T2D population.
Therefore, as the activity of serum-PON-1 has been reported to be lower in subjects with T2D [ 31], we have now shown that increased F&V intake augmented its activity, in serum and particularly in HDL3, in this T2D population, which was further supported by the positive correlation between the concentration of β-cryptoxanthin and the activity of PON-1 in HDL3 (r = 0.258, p = 0.043).
In addition to presynaptic β2* nAChRs that can augment its activity, layer V pyramidal neurons also contain postsynaptic α7 nAChRs.
The results indicate that it is possible for a ligand to interact with estrogen-related receptor alpha to augment its activity.
The effects of hormones on p53 activity may be mediated by interactions with antagonists (e.g. MDM2, MDMX) and agonists (e.g. p19/ARF) of p53 that attenuate or augment its activity.
For example, although the E3-ubiquitin ligase mdm2 can mediate degradation of p53, it stabilizes p73, and although YAP binds p73 to augment its transcriptional activity, it cannot bind p53.
It is possible that BMP-7 augments its anabolic activity, in part, via induction of FGFR3, thus indirectly potentiating endogenous FGF18-FGFR3 signaling.
In turn, SRC kinase can tyrosine phosphorylate the AR, augmenting its transcriptional activity.
Difluprednate is a prednisolone derivative with structural modifications (fluorination at the C6 and C9 positions and replace 17-hydroxyl group with butyric acid) that enhanced and augmented its potency and anti-inflammatory activity, respectively.
Food processing (flour, sugar, and fish), engineering, and oil refining augment its port activities; copper, lignite, and salt are mined locally.
They also suggest that MsrA uses multiple reducing systems for its repair activity that may augment its function under different cellular conditions.
