Sentence examples for maintenance and turnover from inspiring English sources
Recent research on pathways involved in metabolite transport and interconversion in different organs, and recent insights into energy requirements linked to the production, maintenance and turnover of the apparatus for cellular growth and repair processes are discussed.
Sex steroid hormones seem to have a profound influence on regulating skin maintenance and turnover.
In normal conditions, the chondrocyte is responsible for the synthesis, maintenance and turnover of the extracellular matrix of articular cartilage.
Persistent elevated membrane potential in cells expressing ΔNp53 WTp53 could interfere with mitophagy and normal mitochondrial maintenance and turnover.
Both structural and motor proteins are important components of fluke teguments [ 15], playing roles in surface maintenance and turnover in schistosomes [ 16, 17] and liver flukes [ 18].
Furthermore, a host of cytoskeletal proteins [ 178], as well as local protein translation [ 197], is required for the proper maintenance and turnover of dendritic spines.
One possible solution would be to decellularize xenogeneic articular cartilage in such a way that the structure of the tissue is maintained, and to then repopulate this decellularized matrix with human chondroprogenitor cells that will facilitate the reconstitution, maintenance and eventual turnover of the construct following implantation.
Two other auxiliary reactions were added to account for the ATP needs for cell maintenance [43] and protein turn over [44] (Table S1, ATP maintenance and Protein turnover reactions).
These genes may play roles in platyhelminth-essential processes such as long-term tissue maintenance and cell turnover that are likely less important for short-lived organisms such as nematodes and insects.
Astroglial atrophy may indeed be the mechanism of early synaptic failure in neurodegeneration: reduced astroglial coverage impacts upon synaptic metabolic support, synaptic maintenance and neurotransmitter homoeostasis and turnover.
Energy loss during the conversion of photosynthate to biomass is also large but cannot be modelled as precisely due to incomplete knowledge about pathways and turnover and maintenance costs.
