Sentence examples for cellular stores from inspiring English sources

The reaction is due to release of histamine from cellular stores within the skin and is usually accompanied by itching.

Examples include enzymes that catalyze phospholipid acyl chain remodeling, formation of cholesterol esters and the formation of cellular stores of triglycerides [25], [27] [29], [31] [35].

The overproduction of ROS can be detoxified by endogenous antioxidants, causing their cellular stores to be depleted [ 52].

However, when added after the thrombin-induced response, epinephrine could evoke a considerable release of Ca2+ from cellular stores.

As a first step sulfur is mobilized from the sulfhydryl group of cysteine, catalysed by a cysteine desulfurase, and elemental iron is relocated from cellular stores [ 4].

The rate-limiting step in steroid biosynthesis is importation of cholesterol from cellular stores to the matrix side of the mitochondria inner membrane.

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In our most recent conversation, Mohammad indicated that he had taken a position in a cellular store which his brother runs.

Consistent with the vacuole being a cellular store for copper, many of the genes identified are required for vacuole acidification, and we go on to show that copper is in fact limiting under conditions of vacuole stress.

Far from being static entities, AMPARs undergo movement and trafficking by lateral diffusion within the membrane, as well as to and from intra-cellular stores by endo-/exocytosis [ 2- 4].

1α,25- OH 2 D3 may promote rapid Ca2+ influx from the extracellular space through voltage-independent channels in rat osteosarcoma cells [36], release Ca2+ from intra-cellular stores in osteoblasts [37] and activate protein kinase pathways that may be Ca2+-dependent or -independent [37,38].