Also, the constituents -linalool, -α-pinene and -limonene showed dose-dependent inhibitory effects on tryptophan breakdown in PHA-stimulated PBMC.
These studies demonstrate the necessity of enzymes which could breakdown these inhibitory xylo-oligosaccharides to obtain better fermentable sugar yields.
Increased volume may have a direct effect on energy metabolism, because swelling has an inhibitory effect on glycogen breakdown [ 33].
Anxious-impulsivity trait has previously been described by Newman and Wallace (58) as a breakdown of inhibitory control in situations when the escape from aversive consequences appears impossible.
When lignocellulosic feedstocks are pretreated at high temperature and high pressure they give rise to inhibitory compounds due to breakdown of polysaccharides and lignin.
The progressive breakdown of inhibitory control implemented by this circuitry, however, has been attributed to the repeated abuse of drugs, possibly paving the way for the development of drug dependence (55).
The fact that zofenopril affected cough sensitivity to a much lesser extent compared to ramipril is in keeping with the notion of a less pronounced stimulatory effect on prostaglandin production and/or inhibitory activity on BK breakdown by zofenopril [ 7].
The psychophysiological phenomenon of sensitization can be described as a breakdown of inhibitory processes, which is known to affect both cognitive as well as neurovisceral systems (Thayer and Friedman, 2002), and thus could result in an increasing probability for the experience of piloerection.
These data suggest a breakdown of the inhibitory effect of PAX6 expression on lens fibre differentiation, consistent with the results above.
Critical metabolic transition of the primary sugar source results in a loss of sensitivity to the inhibitory effect of glucose on lipid breakdown and early seedling development (To et al. 2002).
