Sentence examples for buildup of damage from inspiring English sources

Dr. Vijg and Dr. Campisi believe there is a steady buildup of damage to DNA and to proteins like the collagen and elastin fibers that knit the body together.

The results support the notion that the cumulative buildup of damage to cells is a key--although not the lone--determinant of life-span.

Aging is a complex biological process involving the progressive breakdown of cellular homeostatic mechanisms and buildup of molecular damage [ 1- 4].

Importantly, anti-oxidative stress adaptations are not subjects of evolutionary pressure at post-reproductive age, which further contributes to the buildup of oxidative damage in aging individuals.

In one version of the disease, the buildup of proteins damages nerves, and people eventually lose the ability to walk and then to breathe.

Children with PKU are missing an enzyme that converts the amino acid phenylalanine to tyrosine, and unless they remain on a special protein-restricted diet, the resulting buildup of phenylketone damages the brain and causes mental retardation and physical disabilities.

Applying oil near the scalp can cause a buildup of dandruff or damage the roots.

(The walls of the outer building blew apart, as they are designed to do, rather than allow a buildup of pressure that could damage the reactor vessel).

It has been widely believed that a toxic buildup of byproducts that cause damage to brain cells and Parkinson's disease were due to a defect in the cell's mitochondria, where energy metabolism occurs.

That put a halt, for a while, to talk of putting another blowout preventer or other tight-sealing cap on the well, out of concern that a buildup of pressure could further damage the well.

Her kidneys were failing from dehydration and a buildup of toxins caused by muscle damage.