Sentence examples for impair the viability from inspiring English sources
Third, the complement system, which is activated during sepsis, may impair the viability of erythrocytes [ 22].
Out of a pool of 305 shRNAs, we identified 28 candidate shRNAs to fully or partially impair the viability of the breast carcinoma cell line MDA-MB-231.
Uncontrolled expression of a single ABC transporter can impair the viability of nonreplicating mycobacteria and therefore may be used as a strategy to kill them.
Consequently, we have performed high-throughput screens for protein kinases, which are upregulated in pancreatic cancer and, which, when silenced, would impair the viability of pancreatic cancer cells.
GDPs impair the viability and functional integrity of mesothelial cells upon extended exposure [ 10], and stimulate VEGF and TGF-β release by mesothelial cells [ 11, 12].
A buffered solution of 4 m LiCl with aw of 0.73, on the other hand, was conducive for the formation of spheres and did not immediately impair the viability of haloarchaea.
In conclusion, undernutrition impaired the viability of sheep embryos in the RS, particularly among ewes that were given melatonin supplements subcutaneously, but melatonin appeared to improve embryo quality in the AS, which suggests that the mechanisms involved in the interactive effects of melatonin and nutrition on embryo development are influenced by season.
The results indicated that SOX11 knockdown significantly impaired the viability and proliferation of both cell types.
The silencing of five of these genes selectively impaired the viability of HuH6 cells with high β-catenin signaling: HGS, STRADA, FES, BRAF and PKMYT1.
Progesterone-treated gerbils presented less gastritis, and a synthetic progesterone derivative (17- α-hydroxyprogesterone caproate) impairs the viability of H. pylori [ 51].
Higher DDA are believed to be better for biological applications of chitosan, but additional deacetylation steps would increase the total cost of the product and might result in a partial loss of polymer crosslinking, impairing the viability of the chitosan micro- and nanoparticles [ 30– 30].
