Sentence examples for maintenance turnover from inspiring English sources

The FDLT also contained lower levels of GAG and of ADAMTS-5 mRNA than normal PTT (tables 1 and 2), indicating a different proteoglycan composition in the FDLT, possibly requiring lower maintenance turnover than the normal PTT.

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.

The growth, regeneration and routine maintenance (through turnover of myonuclei) is largely dependent on a population of muscle stem cells, referred to as "satellite cells".

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.

The increased density of immature synaptic structures in mice lacking ASIC1A suggests ASICs might normally contribute to synapse maintenance or turnover.

These factors include proteins involved in DNA maintenance, protein turnover, RNA metabolism, chromatin organisation and the post-translational modifiers SUMO1 and SUMO2/3.

Recent studies suggest that interactions between the phagocytosis and autophagy pathways within the RPE are essential to vision, through their role in maintenance and turnover of photoreceptors by degradation of their outer segments (54).