Sentence examples for contributed to the aggregation from inspiring English sources
The study revealed that only dendrimers of higher generations with positive charge, not negative or neutral or small cationic dendrimers, contributed to the aggregation of human platelets in vitro.
We propose that these changes increase the propensity of γD-crystallin to self-aggregate and contribute to the aggregation of proteins that occurs in aging and cataractous lenses.
The balance of the geometry and energetic factors was analyzed and compared with those contributing to the aggregation of the reference compound UP3.
The interfacial adsorption may be controlled by the hydrophilicity and aromaticity of surfactants and may contribute to the aggregation and separation of asphaltene.
Endogenous metals like zinc contribute to the aggregation of β-amyloid plaques and knocking out zinc transporters (ZnT-3) in mice leads to significantly fewer and smaller plaques and lower zinc concentrations in the hippocampus [13], [14].
Although polyQ expansion is certainly the main factor responsible for protein aggregation, various studies have demonstrated that the protein context plays an important role in determining the stability and solubility of polyQ peptides and may modify and contribute to the aggregation process [24] [27].
Therefore, the factors that prevent the formation of the disulfide bond and/or cause deamidation, as well as the absence of PC2, contribute to the aggregation of IAPP.
These data lend further support to the contention that genetic factors contribute to the aggregation of end-stage hip OA but not knee OA.
Additional interactions may contribute to the aggregation process if, for instance, hydrophobic end-groups of sufficient length are present in the polyelectrolyte chains forming the micelles.
Although other oenocyte-derived cuticular hydrocarbons may contribute to the aggregation phenotype, this is consistent with the identification of 9-tricosene as a food-odor induced pheromone.
TANGO was benchmarked against 175 peptides of over 20 proteins and was able to predict the sequences experimentally observed to contribute to the aggregation of these proteins (Fernandez-Escamilla et al., 2004 ).
