Sentence examples for lead to propagation from inspiring English sources

Although oxidative phosphorylation is a vital part of metabolism, it produces reactive oxygen species such as superoxide and hydrogen peroxide, which lead to propagation of free radicals, damaging cells and contributing to disease and, possibly, aging (senescence).

Recent findings showed that chemotherapeutic drugs, such as cisplatin, can also lead to propagation of CSCs [18].

Resistance to VDA drugs such as KP1461, should it occur, may take the form of increased replication fidelity, which should result in a decrease in overall diversity and lead to propagation of less fit virus that is also less able to evolve resistance against standard antiretrovirals [25], [33].

These cascades lead to propagation of both survival and death signals [ 7, 8].

This seems reasonable because we omitted the dynamics of intercellular signaling, which might lead to propagation of a perturbation from one territory to another and several genes are only expressed in one territory, both in model and experimental data.

Given the role of CDK1/CYCLIN B1 complex in mitosis progression, it is important to investigate whether cells with reduced levels of CDK1 expression and correspondingly greater numbers of DSBs can pass through mitosis, as this would lead to propagation of DNA damage to daughter cells.

This helps spur conversation, but it becomes much harder to weed out the news from the noise, and occasionally leads to propagation of false information.

This leads to propagation of TB agent in the community (disease transmission) [ 38].

The ensuing destabilization of the hydrophobic cluster results in a transition of F19 away from F25 and this leads to propagation of the helix at N-terminus.

Indeed, sufficiently large box sizes (low  N) and sufficiently low diffusion coefficients show a discrepancy in the final position of the pinned wave between the retracting and the extending waves, illustrating how too slow diffusion combined with too coarse sub-compartmentalization leads to propagation failure.

In cardiac-restricted Cx43 knock-out mice selected for longer term survival, reduction of coupling resulting from declining ventricular Cx43 leads to propagation of the impulse across numerous Purkinje/working ventricular myocyte junctions that normally remain dormant, thereby creating abnormal activation patterns and wave-front collisions in the ventricular myocardium.