Sentence examples for marker of enzyme from inspiring English sources

These changes in enzyme activity during pregnancy were based on urinary parent/metabolite ratios (UR) of DEX, an indirect marker of enzyme activity.

PKCδ-overexpressing cells showed Thr505 phosphorylation, a marker of the enzyme activation [9] and, after BSO and/or DPI incubations, the phosphorylation status of the PKCδ residue was not significantly modified.

However, despite this high exposure, we did not find any statistically significant relations between biomarkers of OC exposure and markers of hepatic enzyme induction in this population.

In summary, we found no relation between biomarkers of OC exposure and markers of hepatic enzyme induction in this highly exposed group of fish eaters from the Lower North Shore of the St .Lawrence River.

Furthermore, taurine abrogated the suppression of marker enzymes of testicular function namely acid phosphatase, alkaline phosphatase and lactate dehydrogenase and preserved the histo-architectures of the testes and epididymis in L-NAME-induced hypertensive rats.

There were no or only minor changes in activities of marker enzymes of daptomycin-treated (n = 5) vs control (n = 5) animals, namely 216 ± 24 vs 146 ± 36 IU/L for ASAT, 46 ± 9 vs 41 ± 11 IU/L for ALAT, 53 ± 5 vs 50 ± 5 μM/L for serum creatinine, and 1393 ± 886 vs 1349 ± 820 IU/L for creatine kinase, respectively.

Previous studies using 2PAP have reported plasma membrane enrichment and removal of contaminating compartments with the help of marker enzyme activities [ 7, 10, 11].

The increased levels of marker enzyme in serum and decreased level in the liver are indicators of cellular damage and loss of functional integrity of the cell membrane due to DEN and Fe NTA administration.

Furthermore, fortification of food on a national basis with vitamin D is necessary to overcome such low levels; and determining the association of SNPs markers of inactivating enzymes and/or vitamin D binding protein that may contributed to the low plasma 25(OH D levels among Jordanians are warranted.

Administration of the extract prior to CCl4 intoxication significantly prevented the disorder caused by the toxin as evident from the lower levels of marker enzyme, GPT in the blood serum.

A 2-ml syringe containing 80 IU electrolyte-balanced heparin (Pico50; Radiometer Medical, Brønshøj, Denmark) was used to collect blood samples (0.7 ml) from the femoral artery catheter for blood gas analysis and for the assessment of marker enzyme activities.