Sentence examples for chronological survival from inspiring English sources

However, chronological survival of the bat1Δ bat2Δ double mutants in the standard SDC did not differ significantly from those of wild-type cells in same media.

It has also been proposed that CR increases chronological survival by reducing extracellular acetic acid and that the longevity of sch9Δ and ras2Δ mutants is due to reduced acetic acid production during the proliferative phase (sch9Δ) and acetic acid resistance after nutrient exhaustion (sch9Δ and ras2Δ) (Burtner et al., 2009).

The yeast chronological lifespan (CLS), a measure of the chronological survival of a postmitotic population of cells, and the replicative lifespan (RLS), a measure of the replicative potential of an individual mother cell, have been the two major methods to assess yeast aging (Kaeberlein & Kennedy, 2005; Longo et al., 2012).

Unless Sty1 is activated during exponential phase, as observed in low glucose culture, stationary survival (chronological lifespan) will be compromised.

Equation (12) seems redundant, but is less obvious when put into words: The probability of dying y years in the future given survival to chronological age a is the probability of surviving to chronological age a+ y given survival to age a times the force of mortality at age a + y, μ(a + y).

The chronological lifespan (CLS, the survival of stationary phase cells over time) assay is one to way to study aging in yeast [37], [38].

Our data indicate that β-oxidation is important for survival during chronological aging of S. cerevisiae.

Performance status is more discriminatory of survival than chronological age, with fitter patients benefiting from treatment across all ages.

15 Many candidates have been proposed as biomarkers of ageing that is, measurements that correlate well with a wide range of age sensitive traits in multiple domains, after statistical adjustment for the effects of chronological age, and predict survival.

While deletion or knockdown of ACS1 or ACS2, respectively, barely affected yeast survival during chronological aging as measured by clonogenic assays, deletion of either ACH1 or MPC1 dramatically reduced lifespan.

As previous works have also shown that PSD1 deletion has a strong impact on mitochondrial function, we examined to which extent the reduction in survival upon chronological ageing might be a consequence of general mitochondrial dysfunction or specific to the deletion of PSD activity.