Sentence examples for by changes in protein from inspiring English sources
Considering protein association as the reverse of the separation process, the initial role of charged/polar interactions is emphasized, followed by changes in protein and solvent dynamics.
Effects on gene transcription are not always paralleled by changes in protein expression [19].
This disrupts any ongoing plastic changes from previous learning unless these have been consolidated by changes in protein synthesis.
In this study, we used LC-MS/MS to measure the abundance of plasma amino acids and amino acid metabolites, which reflect the balance between AA uptake and release by various tissues that are influenced by changes in protein metabolism in response to the presence or absence of insulin and ketone levels.
The changes in pigment contents were also accompanied by changes in protein levels.
These treatment-induced changes in antigen expression could partly be explained by changes in protein synthesis.
We have shown previously that in HPC antidepressant-induced reduction of glutamate release is accounted for by changes in protein-protein interactions regulating the assembly of the SNARE complex [13], and by reduction of complex accumulation in presynaptic membranes [16].
Hence, the differentiation between copies for LSE genes is driven by changes in proteins, with all the functional consequences this may imply.
Compensatory cross-talk was evident by changes in proteins in AR, the MAPK, and P13K/Akt/mTOR pathways, Thus, inhibition of mTOR increased AR protein expression in vitro as well as in vivo (Schayowitz et al, 2008).
Rapid and reversible loss of P-gp transport function is not accompanied by change in protein expression and it involves binding of ligands (endothelin - ET and tumor necrosis factor alpha - TNFα) to toll-like receptor-4 (TLR4) or TNF-α receptor 1 (TNF-R1), which is followed by activation of nitric oxide synthase (NOS) and protein kinase C (PKC).
mRPCs adherent to PGS differentiated toward mature phenotypes as evidenced by changes in mRNA, protein levels, and enhanced sensitivity to glutamate.
