Sentence examples for cold activating from inspiring English sources

VRN1 transcript levels show a quantitative response to cold, with longer durations of cold activating VRN1 expression to greater extents, and expression of VRN1 is maintained when vernalized plants are shifted to normal growth temperatures [23] [27].

Blocking IKD shifted the activation threshold of noxious cold activated neurons to higher temperatures and it was argued that a similar mechanism could account for cold allodynia.

Cold activates the SNS, leading to the upregulation of fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21).

Interestingly, studies have shown that exposure of humans and rodents to cold activates thermogenic activity in brown adipose tissue (BAT) [ 10, 28].

Why are commercials for Coors Light beer, sold by MillerCoors, centered on the concept that new Cold Activated Cans provide "cold insurance" when all the spots include disclaimers superimposed on screen that declare, "There is no insurance for cold beer"?

Because cold activates BAT β-oxidation (65), we treated the cells with 10 μM CL-316,243 for 5 h.

Our results support a model in which cold activates the BAP in existing adipocytes, whereas the thermogenic capacity of BA in WAT is determined genetically during early development.

Pgc-1α is strongly induced in murine BAT during cold exposure activating the thermogenic gene program of brown fat through the control of the gene expression levels of Ucp-1 and Pgc-1α itself.

Late-born individuals might face colder temperatures, activating the HPA-axis (e.g. [17,44]).

It is concluded that cold allodynia activates a network similar to that of normal cold pain but additionally recruits bilateral DLPFC and the midbrain, suggesting that these brain areas are involved in central nociceptive sensitisation processes.

TRPA1 is a cold sensor, activated by temperatures below 17°C and involved in pathophysiological cold hypersensitivity since the use of TRPA1 antisense oligodeoxynucleotide reverses the cold hypersensitivity after CFA-induced inflammation [ 10, 33].