Sentence examples for deleterious chain from inspiring English sources

In essence, the administration of PEG-SOD can attenuate ischemia/reperfusion injury by scavenging superoxide anion and halting the deleterious chain reaction that would lead to the generation of other reactive oxygen intermediates.

Neuronal turnover did not leave any noticeable deleterious effect on the formed chain.

Mitochondrial protein folding is challenged by the complex organelle architecture, the deleterious effects of electron transport chain-generated reactive oxygen species and the mitochondrial genome's susceptibility to acquiring mutations.

Disposal of this colored water into receiving water can be toxic to aquatic life and cause food chain contamination, resulting in deleterious health effect even in very low concentrations.

These findings offer preliminary support that self-compassion may protect against eating pathology by: (a) decreasing eating disorder-related outcomes directly; (b) preventing initial occurrence of a risk factor of a maladaptive outcome; (c) interacting with risk factors to interrupt their deleterious effects; and (d) disrupting the mediational chain through which risk factors operate.

Mutations in genes required for the proper functioning of the mitochondrial respiratory chain can therefore have severe deleterious effects.

Only one of these sites, G56R in the MYH6 myosin heavy chain, is predicted to be deleterious.

The results indicated that the mismatched disulfide bond of FV57 linking the light chain FR1 and CDR3 would confer deleterious negative effects on its activity against RV, likely due to spatial hindrance in the light chain CDR3.

Altogether these results indicate that AOX expression can have a beneficial effect in combating the deleterious effects of a deficiency of the cyt chain, especially cytochrome c oxidase (COX).

Finally substitutions at Gln-89 show that reduction or abrogation of the side chain (Q89N and Q89A) has no deleterious effect, rather its effect is often that of enhanced binding (Fig. 4).

75 Cox and collaborators have interestingly highlighted the biomagnification (increasing accumulation of bioactive, often deleterious, molecules through successively higher trophic levels of a food chain) of L-BMAA in trophic chain, 54 56 76 77 explaining the large amounts detected in flying foxes from Guam.