Sentence examples for formation is lost from inspiring English sources

Thus, the ability to make disulphide bonds in protein formation is lost.

Interestingly, several mutants that specifically affect EC formation [ jekyll (ugdh), chys-1, klf2a] show normal cardiac morphogenesis and function through to 36 hpf, yet AVC development and later EC formation is lost, as is later cardiac function (Peal et al., 2009; Vermot et al., 2009; Walsh and Stainier, 2001).

α-SMA fibril formation was lost in cells transfected with pre-miR-7, indicating a prevention of differentiation (Fig 4H).

In the area of the tumor tissues, the normal liver architecuture, such as bile duct and portal tract formation, was lost.

Our data agree with the results of Leibovich and colleagues, who reported that TNFα at lower concentrations induced a capillary-tube-like structure on collagen gels rather than Matrigel, whereas this effect on tube formation was lost at higher concentrations [ 11].

Taken independently, each of these studies demonstrate a 3-MCA dose-dependent increase of sarcoma formation, and in each study the difference in tumour formation between immunocompetent and immunodeficient mice is lost at the highest dose (van den Broek et al, 1996; Kaplan et al, 1998; Cretney et al, 2002; Hayakawa et al, 2003).

With cracking, chapping or the formation of exudative lesions, this functionality is lost.

Nucleosome occupancy around the break is lost following DSB formation, by 5′ 3′ resection of the DSB end.

A molecule of water is lost in the formation of a peptide from two amino acids or of a disaccharid sugar from two monomers.

Case 3 Partial loss: If the mud pressure is slightly greater than the fracture breakdown pressure (p mud ≥ P b) in the intact shale, this will be a situation when some volume of drilling fluid is lost into the formation, but some drilling mud volume still circulates back to the surface.

Therefore, delineating how negative growth control of breast epithelial cells is lost during tumor formation is essential to understand the pathogenesis of breast cancer.