Sentence examples for endogenous produced from inspiring English sources
Enkephalins and closely related substances known as beta-endorphins were discovered when investigators postulated that since exogenous (produced outside of the human body) opiate substances such as morphine bind to cell surface receptors, there must exist endogenous (produced inside the human body) opiate-like substances that do likewise and therefore have a narcotic action.
Well-known examples are the opioids (e.g., enkephalins), so named because they are endogenous (produced in the human body) peptides (short chains of amino acids) with a strong affinity for the receptors that bind opiate drugs, such as morphine and heroin.
Meanwhile, the probe PT-1 demonstrated an accurately lysosome-targeting ability, and was successfully applied to image of exogenous, endogenous produced HOCl in living cells.
Our findings demonstrate that this may also be true in uveitis and it opens the possibility that the blockage of endogenous produced Hsp, whose expression should be enhanced during autoimmunity, may present an interesting target for immunotherapy of this syndrome of the eye.
Since endogenous produced CO binds to hemoglobin promptly and forms CO-Hb, the antioxidative effect may be insufficient to prevent the development of BPD.
However, VEGFR imaging may suffer from quenching effects of endogenous VEGF produced by cancer and other cells of the microenvironment.
There are exogenous mediators naturally present or just added in the medium and there are also endogenous mediators produced by microbial cells.
Glutathione is the major endogenous antioxidant produced by the cells, participating directly in the neutralization of free radicals and reactive oxygen compounds (Szalai et al. [2009]).
The most common design for synthetic siRNAs mimics the endogenous siRNAs produced by Dicer cleavage of trigger dsRNA, where the sense and antisense strands are 21 23 nucleotides long.
Injection of endogenous metabolites produced significant swelling and flaring as well as increased PPT values following SMT (p < 0.02) compared with controls.
In this report, we investigate the process and mechanism of reduction of exogenous ketones in cyanobacteria (Synechococcus PCC 7942) from the point view of reducing power, in terms of endogenous NADPH produced through photosynthesis.
