Sentence examples for group of stress from inspiring English sources
The EUL family, grouping all proteins that show homology to the Euonymus europeaus agglutinin (EEA) (Petryniak et al. 1977; Fouquaert et al. 2008), belongs to the group of stress related lectins.
A promising group of stress models of depression is called "chronic social stress models" [10], which is considered a model of social defeat or subordination [11], and therefore may mimic situations occurring in humans and may be an appropriate model for depressive disorders [12].
HSPs are a group of stress proteins induced by various types of environmental and pathophysiologic insults.
GSTs are a group of stress response proteins that contribute to cellular survival after oxidative damage [ 31].
Therefore, we suggest that the target group of stress reduction programmes should focus on younger professionals first and the intervention strategies must cover individual/group and environmental levels.
These factors included serum response factor, GC box elements, early growth response gene, stress-response element, and stimulating protein 1 known to be the group of stress related early-expressed genes (Table 2).
The family of Euonymus-related lectins (EULs) represents a group of stress-related lectins composed of one or two EUL domains.
A group of stressed out and vulnerable women, feeling intimately connected to and excited by an emotionally detached man who is dating 29 other women and will, in all likelihood, publicly dump them within the next 6 weeks.
When Lindsay Van Driel looked around at her colleagues over four years ago at Intel's office in Hillsboro, Oregon, she saw a group of stressed, tired workers who spent long hours at the office trying to manage a never-ending cycle of project deadlines, calendar alerts and overstuffed email inboxes.
Heat-shock proteins (HSPs) are a group of stress-inducible chaperones that play crucial roles in modulating stress responses and offering cytoprotection [ 30].
This review deals with a small group of stress-inducible proteins called Sestrins (Sesns), whose physiological functions are just starting to be appreciated and understood.
