Sentence examples for diseased form from inspiring English sources

It is often assumed that the diseased form directly interacts with the normal form to make it rearrange its structure.

Such models have, for example, been considered in the context of prion replication dynamics (Eigen, 1996; Prusiner, 1982), where X represents a healthy form of a prion protein and Y a diseased form.

One example of this is prions, diseased forms of protein molecules that replicate via conformational changes.

In addition the increased levels of the proinflammatory cytokines (IL-1β and TNFα), IL-8, IL-18 and TRAF-1 in both diseased forms is indicative of persistent inflammatory lesions.

On the basis of these limitations, one can assume that effective immunotherapy against diseased forms of tau should attack a common denominator of the diseased tau proteome the vulnerable area on tau responsible for oligomerisation, independently from the variety of its phospho-patterns.

When the two diseased forms were compared with the asymptomatic samples TRAF-1, IL-1β, IL-6, IL-18 and IFNγ were significantly up-regulated in paucibacillary ileum, and TRAF-1, IL-10, IL-18, TNFα and TGFβ were up-regulated in multibacillary samples.

The diseased wave form from a patient of VAS score 7.0 is shown in Figures 6(a) and 6(b).

Unlike many neurodegenerative disease-related proteins, TMEM106B does not form pathological inclusions in diseased brain.

This increases the likelihood of cancerous or diseased cells being formed as the cell replicates and passes genetic instabilities and gene mutations to its progeny.

A handful of studies showed that miRNAs could be released into bloodstream via active secretion from diseased tissues in forms of protein-bound complex 43or as membrane-bound vesicles (eg, exosomes).

CHO-CAP patients hospitalized with CAP form the "diseased" cohort and the "non-diseased" cohort consists of unaffected persons (i.e. no CAP).