Sentence examples for cbs result from inspiring English sources

CBS is a heavily regulated enzyme at the homocysteine metabolic junction and defects in CBS result in severely elevated homocysteine levels and multiorgan deficits, whose molecular basis is poorly understood.

RNAi knockdown of Sam-S, Ahcy13 or Cbs resulted in lethality and cell proliferation defect in wing imaginal discs, but did not influence adult wing morphology.

An initial indeterminate FNAC result (C3 and C4) or CB result (B3 and B4) in our institution would lead to further assessment; either further sampling of the lesion by core biopsies, vacuum-guided biopsies or surgery or, occasionally, with less suspicious lesions, an early recall of patients for further mammograms and assessment in 6 12 months time.

Using worldwide MIDT booking data, we examined the sensitivity of CB results to the setting of the standard CB parameters maximum connection time and geographical detour.

Researchers describe that ∼4% of CB results, both ultrasound- and stereotactic guided, are false negative (NABON, 2008).

In contrast to the CB results, WGA detected less major bands, in the 40-60 Kd region, in the cancer extracts than at similar locations in benign extracts.

Activation of CB results from cleavage of pro-peptide from a mature form (37 kDa) to generate the CB cleaved activated form (25 kDa).

Exposure to DEP or CB resulted in enlarged lung-draining lymph nodes and increased the number and percentage of CD4 and CD8 T cells.

For UNICEF: In planning the CP management strategies, the CO management team must recognise the existing incentive system around reporting and seek to encourage staff in examining CB results from a different perspective.

Adding FNAC to CB results in only minimal additional trauma to the patient, so the combined approach is unlikely to result in extra complications and it would help to maintain the breast cytology expertise locally.

Moreover, studies have shown that the decrease of intracellular CB may result in increased vulnerability to degeneration of central and peripheral neurons [ 51, 52].