Sentence examples for due to maturation from inspiring English sources

RBC level starts to decline after life span of reticulocytes (T r (81 hours)), and remain at plateau due to maturation of reticulocytes to mature RBCs.

Given the fundamental principle that cancer must arise from a cell that has the potential to divide, two major nonexclusive hypotheses of the cellular origin of cancer are that malignancy arises a) from stem cells due to maturation arrest or b) from dedifferentiation of mature cells that retain the ability to proliferate.

The first hypothesis states that malignancy arises from stem cells due to maturation arrest; the second states that cancer arises from the dedifferentiation of mature cells [10].

In China's case, that seems to be at least partly due to maturation (in several senses).

Mechanistically, such anisotropy-induced electrical stability was not due to maturation of the cellular properties of hESC-VCMs but their physical arrangement.

The same index may be used to monitor changes in foodstuff texture due to maturation, ripening, water and osmotic stress, for monitoring the effect of different types of processing on food matrices, and the effect of storage.

It is possible that cells with activated β-catenin signalling are not represented among the sorted population due to maturation-associated Epcam downregulation [ 45].

However, in this study no regulation of both 'insulin signaling' and 'IGF1 signaling' was observed in liver tissue of LP porcine offspring, possibly due to maturation-, species-, tissue-, sex- and time-dependent regulations.

Outpatients in the CAP unit did not receive diagnoses when their problems were considered temporary due to growing and maturation.

Lobatocerebridae has been proposed to originate from a macroscopic, presumably annelid (or annelid-like) ancestor by progenesis (somatic arrest during larval or juvenile development due to early maturation [ 67]) [ 8, 9, 11].

We have previously shown that gliadin peptide P31-43 induces proliferation of cell lines and celiac enterocytes by delaying degradation of the active epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) due to delayed maturation of endocytic vesicles.