Sentence examples for help in scavenging from inspiring English sources

Such proteins help in scavenging ROS and protect cell viability.

Reduced glutathione donates electron to ROS and gets oxidized, thus helping in scavenging unstable ROS.

While hemopexin helps in scavenging free heme, the free iron is taken up and transported by serotransferrin [ 31].

HYA and C4S blunted the depletion of GSH and SOD, probably by competing in scavenging for free radicals, and as a result helped to preserve the integrity of cellular membranes in the injured cartilage.

BACKGROUND: Glutathione-S-transferase (GST) enzymes play a role in scavenging endogenous oxidants.

But why do your refined city dogs engage in scavenging like these rural heathen hounds?

Coccidiosis is a common parasitic infection in scavenging poultry.

Antioxidative enzymes like SOD, POD, PPO, and GPOX help in the scavenging of free radicals.

Similarly in the present work, increased activities of SOD, PPO, GST, and GPOX enzymes were stimulated with metal treatment and thus helped in the scavenging of free radicals like DPPH.

Despite chelation therapy as advised in this case, one of the important molecules that helps scavenging and reducing the toxic effects of mercury is metallothionene, which is a small, low molecular weight protein and rich in sulfhydryl groups [ 126].

Secondly, erythrocytes rich in Prx may help amoebas to scavenge ONOO−.