Sentence examples for differences in release of from inspiring English sources
Different exogenous biopeptides produced differences in release of endogenous peptides that had inconsistent relationships with satiety.
We observed differences in release of IL-1ß, bFGF and GAG between OAB and NB cell-free explants and also with respect to gene expression and cytokine release in OAB versus NB cocultures.
They found no significant difference in release of these ions among the three types of brackets [20].
It seems that the difference in the pH of Listerine (4 ± 0.5) and other solutions (7 ± 0.5) was responsible for the difference in release of ions.
We could not observe any difference in release of tryptase if cells were pre-treated in hypoxia compared to normoxia.
In an attempt to explain differences in release rates of immature miRNAs, we sequenced some pre-miRNAs to test for modifications including RNA editing [66], yet found none (Table S7).
Such discrepancies could be due to underestimation of RNA levels due to the sensitivity scale of the transcriptome analysis or to specific properties of the proteins including lability, half life time, differences in release timing, and accumulation of the released proteins in the supernatants.
While this inhibitory effect was already apparent on released cytokines levels from 2 (TNFα) and 4 (sMet) hours of ongoing PMA stimulation (Additional file 1: Figure S1), only prolonged incubation (24 hours; Figure 1A-C) resulted in significant differences in released levels of all measured substrates.
To explore this concept, crosslinked chitosan microspheres loaded with initial NGF doses of 5 and 10 ng/mg microsphere were studied in vitro over 60 days for differences in release kinetics and quantity of NGF released [ 111].
Additionally, stimulated release after drug application did not correlate with uptake inhibition for any of the drugs tested, indicating that differences in release are not always predictive of changes in uptake inhibition.
Differences in the release of sGAG associated with culture treatment were expressed as micrograms of GAG released per cell.
