Sentence examples for decreased pool from inspiring English sources

Red metabolite names metabolites with increased pool sizes, green metabolite names metabolites with decreased pool sizes.

In chromatographic protein purification, process variations, aging of columns, or processing errors can lead to deviations of the expected elution behavior of product and contaminants and can result in a decreased pool purity or yield.

A decreased pool of methionine may therefore also affect DNA methylation and this is supported by the observation that some MTHFR variants are associated with DNA hypomethylation [3].

We investigated four possible hypotheses for thyroid hypoplasia in Hes1−/− thyroids: 1) decreased proportion of proliferating cells in the developing thyroid, 2) increased proportion of apoptotic cells, 3) accelerated cell differentiation, and 4) decreased pool of progenitor cells from specification.

This feature is met with a higher likelihood under conditions of limited nutrient resources, where pathways are competing for intermediates and the production of one metabolite requests a decreased pool of another one.

Although the increased SOD activity and decreased pool of reduced glutathione suggest increased peroxide production, the antioxidant defense mechanisms of FRDA cells effectively handle this challenge under basal conditions: the cells grow normally, show no increase in apoptotic features, and exhibit normal aconitase activity, which is an exquisitely sensitive marker for oxidative stress [41].

This might also result in decreased pools of some amino acids, especially if an increased protein synthesis occurs.

Thus, suppression of these defects is obtained in the esa1 mutant by overexpressing NAB3 to compensate for the decreased pools of acetylated Nab3.

These results suggest that the suppressed expression of agm1 induces a decreased content of chitin and GlcNAc in the A. fumigatus cell wall, presumably as a direct consequence of the decreased pools of the UDP GlcNAc precursor.

It has been demonstrated recently that the accumulation of ROS in mitochondria was found to be critical for proper pollen development, as sterile pollen grains showed decreased pools of ATP and NADH and lower activity of mitochondria DNA [ 25].

The National Endowment for the Arts has cut back support to next to nothing; there are far too many nonprofit theaters chasing a decreasing pool of dollars, and theater companies everywhere are choosing plays and musicals with an eye toward a Broadway transfer.