Sentence examples for channel rescue from inspiring English sources

It is likely that an increase in cellular retention of trafficking defective hereditary mutant hERG proteins, through this mechanism, could contribute to the low temperature channel "rescue", in addition to improvements perhaps in folding and trafficking through the ER-Golgi network [ 6, 9, 29, 11].

Robert Redford (whose company created the Sundance Channel) rescues her with a word of advice.

Noticeably, inhibition of EphA4 by a small molecule, called C1, which targets the EphA4 ligand binding channel rescued the disease phenotype in ALS models.

AS A new game plan for saving the euro by enforcing fiscal discipline takes shape (see article), there is growing speculation that Europe's central bankers could help in another way by channelling rescue funds through the IMF.The ECB is not allowed to fund member governments, but it or national central banks could lend to the IMF.

Mechanosensitive channels rescue bacterial cells from a fate of lysis when they transfer from a high- to low-osmolarity environment.

Blockade of SK channels (but not BK channels) rescued the intrinsic firing properties and AHP of Pten deficient neurons.

However, these effects were likely to be competitive in nature as global silencing of action potential firing with tetrodotoxin, a blocker of sodium channels, rescued these changes.

However, subsequent exposure to a concentration of ionomycin that raises cytoplasmic Ca2+ to high levels independent of CRAC channels rescued NFAT1-cherry migration in thapsigargin-treated cells.

The finding that ΔF508 CFTR channels, rescued by a low temperature at the surface of Xenopus oocytes or mammalian cells, exhibit thermally induced decreases in open probability raised the question of whether the thermal instability of ΔF508 CFTR channel function is directly related to the well-established temperature sensitivity of ΔF508 CFTR trafficking.

In Xenopus oocytes and HEK cells, conductance due to ΔF508 CFTR channels rescued at the surface by low temperature and activated by PKA and ATP rapidly decreased if the temperature was increased to 37 °C, an effect that could be traced to a reduction in open probability.

In 1940, thousands of people in tiny boats sailed across the channel to rescue stranded soldiers.