Sentence examples for link alterations from inspiring English sources

These are the first studies to demonstrate that Rho activation in metastatic MTLn3 cells alters sensitivity to Pa infection and mechanistically link alterations in cell migration associated with tumor metastasis to increased sensitivity to Pa infection.

Such "discoveries" rested on a very simplistic view of how the DNA of the human genotype is expressed in us poor, individual phenotypes – and I suspect many of the current discoveries, which link alterations in our highly plastic brains to cognitive functions we can observe using sophisticated equipment, will prove to be equally ill-founded.

As Scyl1 loss of function is causative of the neurodegenerative disease model mdf, our results link alterations in Golgi homeostasis to neurodegeneration.

Several previous lines of investigation link alterations in KLK1 expression to AKI, in both experimental animals and humans.

These data mechanistically link alterations in microRNA expression to the pathogenesis of HCC and strongly suggest that differences in the susceptibility to liver carcinogenesis may be determined by differences in the miRNA expression response to factors such as methyl deficiency.

It is the goal of this study to link alterations in global proteins acetylation in the colon mucosa to levels of butyrate, the most potent HDACi produced though colonic fermentation of fibre.

Data are accumulating to link alteration or abnormality of GPx-1 expression to etiology of cardiovascular disease and diabetes [ 21].

Interestingly, stress affects the dopaminergic system through stimulating dopaminergic transmission in the VTA of stressed rats (Di Chiara et al. 1999; Horger and Roth 1996; Nieoullon and Coquerel 2003; Yadid et al. 2001), which again links alterations in the dopaminergic system and stress to BD.

LPL has linked alterations of lipid metabolism with CLL pathogenesis [25], [26].

Interestingly, biological evidence links alterations in this pathway to the two diseases, e.g. attenuation of FGF signaling in mouse beta cells leads to diabetes [24], and aFGF levels in liquor are increased in Alzheimer's patients [25].

They also indicate that collagen cross-link alterations, even when limited to certain anatomical areas (as in the case of the present study where they were confined to bone forming areas only), coupled with structural properties alterations are capable of affecting the mechanical performance of the whole bone.