Sentence examples for lead to elongation from inspiring English sources

Thus we hypothesize that the reduction of biological activities in mitochondria may lead to elongation of chronological life span in S. cerevisiae.

The latter is most important for cells to form necessary polarities required for locomotion; the lack of these proteins can lead to elongation of actin filaments and a resting status instead of polarization and migration.

Transient high shear flow led to elongation and break up of the macroscopic gluten network.

This assumption is consistent with the conditions of etching of the porous matrix: dissolution occurs starting from the surface of the SiOx nanocolumns; first, the side surface of nc-Si is dissolved, since it is closer to the column surfaces, which leads to elongation of nanoparticles along the axis of the column.

Knockdown of FipA led to elongation of M. tuberculosis cells grown in macrophages and reduced intramacrophage growth.

Similarly, complete degradation of a short isoform leads to elongation at a common site in both GV-MII and GV-MIIpa analyses, seen in the probeset for transcripts of Dicer1 (MGI:2177178, Figure S2).

Remarkably, CCM2 deficiency led to elongation of the EA.hy926 cells (Fig. 3E) and restored their capacity to orient toward the flow (Fig. 3C,E) similarly to HUVEC.

High doses of NvWnt-5 led to elongation defects in XWnt-5a morphants, which corresponds to its activity when expressed in wildtype (compare Figs 3H and 2F).

The first postnatal episode of mammary development occurs at puberty, and leads to elongation and branching of the mammary ducts to extend throughout the fatty mesenchyme.

A rise in intracellular Ca2+ concentration to a low level, leads to elongation or growth of spines, whereas at higher levels causes spine retraction.

Loss of Dcp-1 leads to elongation of the mitochondrial network, increased levels of the adenine nucleotide translocase sesB, increased ATP levels, and a reduction in autophagy.