Sentence examples for body extracted from inspiring English sources

In 1949 American chemist Linus Pauling and colleagues demonstrated that a mutation causes a structural alteration in a protein; hemoglobin (the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen to the tissues of the body) extracted from normal human red blood cells was shown to behave differently from hemoglobin taken from persons with the hereditary disease sickle-cell anemia.

High-resolution micro-CT-based finite element models (18-μm voxel size) of canine trabecular bone cores (n=2 per vertebral body) extracted from the T-10 vertebrae were analyzed in both compressive and torsional loading cases.

Native PAGE analysis of the extracts from hemolymph, whole body without abdomen, abdomen and whole body extracted at low temperature showed that a very high titer of both GP-9B and GP-9b in the hemolymph (Fig. 12).

Better digestion helps the body extract more nutritional value from our food.

I painted him a three-dimensional picture of millions of autonomous nanobots inside his well-preserved squash-toned body, extracting nutrients, supplementing, delivering, playing with the building blocks, copying, manipulating, reprogramming, replacing blood, destroying harmful bacteria and viruses, reversing soft-tissue destruction, preventing bacterial infection, repairing DNA.

Other biochemical changes reported in mice, after peritoneal injection of fruit body extract, include decreases in the activity of the enzyme acetylcholinesterase and reduced levels of liver glycogen.

Whole body extract of Da-GAL4>UAS-TG was used as the TG source.

Thus, those miRNAs feebly represented in the whole body extract would be missing by the deep sequencing.

Wild type FoxO and FoxO NK were amplified by RT-PCR using cDNA made from whole body extract of post-feeding (wandering) w[1118] larvae.

Surprisingly, spinach is not as good a source of calcium, because its "bioavailability" (how the body extracts the nutrient) is low due to its oxalic acid content.[10].[10]

People who are overweight tend to have low levels of vitamin D. This is because the fat cells in their body extract the vitamin D from their blood (vitamin D is fat-soluble after all) and thus vitamin D is kept from the circulation through their bodies.