Sentence examples for maintained in organisms from inspiring English sources

Redox homeostasis is maintained in organisms as an intracellular equilibrium between oxidant and antioxidant levels.

Triploidy cannot be maintained in organisms that routinely go through meiosis, yet there is no a priori reason that it cannot be maintained in organisms that reproduce primarily through mitosis.

While the role of epigenetics may not be the major force affecting evolution of protein families and phenotypes of organisms, we do believe it represents an area of potential new insights into how functional diversity arises and is maintained in organisms.

If denaturation can be brought about easily and if renaturation is difficult, how is the native conformation of globular proteins maintained in living organisms, in which they are produced stepwise, by incorporation of one amino acid at a time?

CamKII and PKC activation by Wnt-5a is maintained in higher organisms and is essential for invasion of cancer cells (Weeraratna et al, 2002; Dissanayake et al, 2007).

During normal conditions, a balance between the formation and clearance of highly reactive free radical species is maintained in living organisms.

For example, plant sequences from Groups 1, 5, 6, 7, and 12 are likely monophyletic lineages derived within ancestral prokaryotes and largely maintained in extant organisms.

Because the genes that constitute each group result in enrichment of coherent cellular processes, it seems likely that each phylogroup represents the genetic basis for the suite of traits that have evolved or been maintained in represented organisms.

Our previous experiments showed that RSF1010 is stably maintained in this organism (data not shown).

Soulé (1971) argued that relatively low levels of genetic variability should be observed and maintained in cave-dwelling organisms [ 50]; reviewed in [ 16].

We conclude, that transcriptional autoregulatory feedback loops constitute a core transcriptional network motif and their conservation has been maintained in higher vertebrate organism evolution.