Sentence examples for channel alterations from inspiring English sources

We analyze the long-term effects of channel alterations that may affect flood hazard.

Cocaine might induce AIVR either through the production of myocardial ischemia or as a direct result of ion channel alterations [3, 9].

This idea is further supported if the consequences of Dp71 deficiency are studied one step downstream of the channel alterations, by assessing the swelling properties of Müller cells.

Our present results confirm that functional expression of Dp71 is necessary for the highly asymmetric expression of the inwardly rectifying potassium channel Kir4.1 in Müller cells, and suggest that Dp71 downregulation is one step upstream of the Kir4.1 and AQP4 channel alterations in the signaling cascade of reactive gliosis.

Moreover, if BPA induces ion channel alterations in atrial tissue, exposure will likely affect ion channels in other tissue compartments.

In addition, landscape development in the region is mainly controlled by climate and neotectonics, without major fluvial channel alterations in the recent past (i.e., late Quaternary).

Although the RBS concept also shows promise for evaluating sediment and bed stability in individual streams, our approach is relatively coarse, so site-specific assessments using these rapid field methods might prudently be confined to identifying severe cases of sedimentation or channel alteration.

Simulating the full axonal excitability recordings with this model is depicted in Fig. 5. Overall interpretation incorporating mathematical modelling suggested a combination of changes in passive cable properties and axonal ion channel function, with a reduction in fast K+ channels as the most important channel alteration.

Although those mechanisms of action are not as well established (Shafer and Meyer 2004) as actions on Na+ channels, alterations in these ion channels will also disrupt neuronal firing rates.

Several disorders of neuronal excitability such as epilepsy are linked to mutations in Nav channels or alterations in Nav channel trafficking [reviewed in (Eijkelkamp et al., 2012)].

But in 1884 the two sides agreed to a new convention that placed the boundary at the center of the river's "normal" channel, notwithstanding alterations in its banks or course, "provided that such alterations be effected by natural causes through the slow and gradual erosion and deposition of alluvium".