Sentence examples for capacity to uptake from inspiring English sources
The results showed a high porous MOF with a high capacity to uptake ChOx enzymes, improving their catalytic activity.
The specific localization of tanycytes in direct contact with CSF and GLUT2/GK expression strongly support the idea that these cells have a high capacity to uptake glucose.
We then investigated whether in vitro infected macrophages show an increased capacity to uptake native LDL (LDL-Cho).
Results also indicated that the capacity to uptake dietary taurine in the digestive tract is already established in larvae at the onset of metamorphosis.
Beside their aggressive growth particularly the loss of capacity to uptake iodine makes both dedifferentiated and anaplastic thyroid carcinomas difficult to treat, and confer the poor patient prognosis.
Indeed, this selective increased sensitivity was correlated with higher levels of GLUT4 protein in EDL suggesting that fast twitch muscles in IGF-1 transgenic animals have more capacity to uptake glucose.
Moreover, the UPR stimulates the transcription of glucose-regulated proteins that may provide a protective function by increasing cellular capacity related to uptake and use of glucose.
For example, during neuronal activation at the glutamatergic synapse, post-synaptic mitochondria are sensors of synaptic activity through their capacity to rapidly uptake the Ca2+ that enters via activated cation channels (36).
Therefore, greater availability of fermentable energy as TNC appears to increase the capacity of microbes to uptake NH3-N and convert it to microbial protein.
We now set to investigate some predictions of our model, starting from the consideration of the scenario of deficiency of astrocytic GABA transporters whose experimental correlate is a low capacity by astrocytes to uptake extracellular GABA [7].
Both mutant mice had a 40% reduction in atherosclerotic lesions after the atherogenic-diet treatment (mean ± S.E., μm2; 22969 ± 2185; 13660 ± 1533; 14260 ± 2501 for EDAwt/wt, EDA+/+ and EDA−/−, respectively; p ≤ 0.01 ANOVA test) associated to a lower capacity of macrophages to uptake modified LDL and undergo foam-cell formation.
