Sentence examples for downstream byproducts from inspiring English sources

In addition, downstream byproducts of arginase activity (proline and polyamines) are associated with collagen deposition, airway remodeling, smooth muscle proliferation, and fibrosis [ 69, 70], potentially contributing to both obstructive and restrictive lung disease [ 29, 56, 71].

When AGEs bind to their receptor, RAGE, ROS are released as a downstream byproduct [25].

It is also interesting to note that since significant reductions in the intracellular level of H2O2 did not prevent cell death, these results also indicate that H2O2 is not essential for the progression of programmed cell death in STS-treated HeLa cells, but rather is a downstream byproduct.

This chapter discusses post combustion capture that is removal of dilute concentrations of CO2 from low pressure combustion byproducts downstream of a combustion system represents one of the key categories of capture technologies that have been investigated by the CCP.

Currently, alterations in the structure, chemistry and enzymatic hydrolysis of lignocellulose after biological pretreatment with white-rot fungi have been investigated widely, but few studies have focused on the effect on the downstream hydrolysis of byproducts from these biological pretreatments.

To address these issues, we first deleted genes (adhE, ackA-pta) involved in byproduct formation downstream of acetyl-CoA followed by the deletion of iclR and pdhR to activate the glyoxylate pathway.

Through a novel design of the dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) plasma plume used in fabric-fiber surface modification, its discharge byproducts mainly including downstream gases and ultraviolet light were used to treat the dye solution.

The effect of these byproducts on the downstream hydrolysis was investigated further.

Little is known, however, about the different catabolic and anabolic downstream and upstream products or byproducts in arginine metabolism in the course of sepsis.

Developing economically viable fermentation processes requires efficient downstream processing: selective product removal and avoiding byproduct streams.

Higher selectivity of biological catalysts reduces undesired byproducts and improves ethanol yield and downstream processes (Griffin and Schultz 2012; Abubackar et al. 2011).