Sentence examples for from immobilization from inspiring English sources

Here, we used on-surface CD to study an immobilized exemplar peptide and show that molecular crowding, which results directly from immobilization, dramatically shifts the pH and ionic strength at which the peptides undergo a structural transition between random coil and α-helical conformation.

The higher rates observed for polymerizable surfactant systems are due to lower apparent termination rate parameters stemming from immobilization of the surfactants.

From immobilization and steroid therapy, to vascular repair and emergent surgical intervention, clinical outcomes of spine-injured patients depend on timely and well-chosen imaging studies.

We did not observe any significant change in the I-V characteristics from Figure 6B (blue), which showed that a decrease in current stems from immobilization of DNA probes.

Neurogenic HO is a frequent complication in patients with central nervous system injury, and a potential cause of increased morbidity from complications resulting from immobilization [2, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 23].

Although there is a general trend relating net mineralization/immobilization to the carbon to nitrogen (C N) ratio, there is no critical precise value, which marks the reversal from immobilization to mineralization (Mafongoya et al. 1998; Yates et al. 2006; Van der Meer 2008).

It also is the first myosin isoform to be expressed when new myotubes form in regenerating adult muscle [21]; in intact adult muscles during hypertrophy induced by passive stretch [22]; or during recovery from immobilization-induced atrophy [23].

This suggests that acetylation may protect from immobilization-induced muscle wasting (66), which is contrary to the concept that hyperacetylation contributes to sepsis-induced muscle wasting (4).

Our experiments demonstrate that increased expression of constitutively active Sgk1, but not wild-type Sgk1, completely protected TA muscles from immobilization-induced atrophy.

In aged human SkM, S6K1 is downregulated in response to amino acid feeding (Cuthbertson et al., 2005) and attenuated in old vs. young rodents during recovery from immobilization-induced atrophy (Morris et al., 2004).

The high incidence of cognitive dysfunction in orthopedic patients can result (in addition to the above-mentioned risk factors) from long bone fractures, from prolonged immobilization, and partially from perioperative stress [ 6] or a surgery technique.