Sentence examples for have uncoupling from inspiring English sources
Collectively, these findings demonstrate that unlike DR rats that display intact leptin action on noradrenergic neurons and NE-HPA axis circuitry, DIO rats have uncoupling between NE and HPA axis activity, suggesting inherent neuroendocrine changes in DIO rats that are independent of chronic HF diet exposure as shown in our earlier study3.
To determine whether UCP-2 does, in fact, have uncoupling activity and, if so, whether such activity would favorably influence the abnormalities in leptin-unresponsive UCP-2-underexpressing islets of diabetic ZDF rats, we transferred the UCP-2 gene to the islets of diabetic ZDF rats and lean ZDF control rats.
Both have uncoupling activity in vitro and may mediate the increased energy expenditure implicated in energy balance.
Recent studies from UCP-2 and −3 knockout mice suggest that both UCPs have uncoupling activity and decreased ROS production in macrophages and skeletal muscle, respectively [ 7– 9].
Moreover, we also discourage the use of the MTT assay in the presence of mitochondrial uncoupling agents; a number of lipophylic molecules, both natural and synthetic, such as polyphenols and steroid hormones, have uncoupling properties.
We have uncoupled the terms homeostatic and reorganization, and substituted the term reorganization with the terms modification and adjustment.
Proponents have uncoupled the idea of benefit or harm from their last effort at a definition (Calabrese and Baldwin 2002a).
However, L. elliptica is being used as a model for ageing studies as this organism appears to have uncoupled the ageing process and antioxidant production.
Third, as mentioned above, our experimental protocol may have uncoupled selection pressures on virulence and on latency, allowing the traits to evolve independently and genetically unlinked, at least within the boundaries of the local area around the adaptive peaks.
Nevertheless, struck by the unusual lack of strong positive relationships between wealth and fertility, many researchers have argued that novel socioecological factors, such as contraception or changing social networks, have uncoupled reproductive decision-making from the costs and benefits associated with raising children (Barkow and Burley 1980; Newson et al. 2005; Pérrusse 1993).
He has uncoupled the representation of slavery from the old sequence that runs deep into the history of American cinema and fixes Hollywood's role not only in assembling and celebrating racial difference as entertainment but also in projecting it as a source of pleasure to audiences that remain stubbornly segregated.
