Sentence examples for maturation and this from inspiring English sources

The treatment of olive trees at fruit setting results in a very rapid and significant accumulation of the fat in the olives in parallel with the early maturation and this from veraison.

Kinetic analyses demonstrate that only a few contacts were responsible for a 2000-fold increase in KD through maturation, and this effect was predominantly due to an improvement in off-rate.

Hsf1 −/− oocytes exhibit a delay and blockage of meiotic maturation and this defect at least in part can be related to a decrease in Hsp90α transcript levels and Hsp90 protein activity [62].

It has been reported that the synthesis of heparan sulfate proteoglycan is down-regulated during murine skeletal muscle maturation, and this has been proposed to be responsible for the loss of HSV infectivity [29] (heparan sulfate acts as a co-receptor for attachment of HSV to cells).

A fundamental difference exists in the caspase subfamilies regarding maturation, and this difference is a key aspect for regulating apoptosis.

We have developed a new Atlantic salmon cDNA microarray that is specifically targeted at sexual maturation and the parr-smolt transformation: this is the first description of this array.

One immature germ cell takes as long as 74 days to reach final maturation, and during this growth process there are intermittent resting phases.

Here we show for the first time that GRASP55 interacts with CD83 shortly after induction of DC maturation and that this interaction plays a role in CD83 glycosylation as well as in surface expression of CD83 on DCs.

Post-MET, Wt1 is essential for tubule maturation and glomerulogenesis (this study).

In conjunction with in vitro maturation and IVF this is a potential method of preserving the fertility of girls who face sterilizing cancer treatments prior to sexual maturity.

Altogether, we conclude that the EGFR pathway regulates cell morphogenesis during enterocyte maturation and that this process is critical during normal development of the adult gut, compensatory renewal following infection and aging.