Sentence examples for may become aggregated from inspiring English sources

It is likely that DSBs may become aggregated, before they are extruded from nucleus in clusters.

These memories become aggregated into a distinct self (or self-representation).

Phosphorylation has been shown to decrease the affinity of tau to the microtubules, upon which it may become unstable and aggregate (Biernat et al., 1993; Bramblett et al., 1993; Sengupta et al., 1998).

However, our observations suggest that formation of CHIP- and chaperones-containing large ubiquitinated aggregates may become difficult to process by either pathway (refolding or degradation), particularly if the proteasome is also inhibited, leading to the sequestering of CHIP and molecular chaperones in such insoluble protein aggregates.

First, p62/SQSTM1-associated protein aggregates may become too bulky for proteasomal degradation and, second, high amounts of p62/SQSTM1 may outcompete other ubiquitin binding proteins that promote efficient proteasomal protein degradation.

In summary our data provides evidence that the proportion of dephosphorylated NfH is increased in MS. Whilst NfH is transported through the NAWM towards the MS plaque it may become aberrantly phosphorylated and/or aggregate and probably slow axonal transport itself.

Overall, there are risks that the rise in euro area unemployment over the crisis may become persistent both at the aggregate euro area level and for some of the member economies.

When plaque disruption occurs, a sufficient quantity of thrombogenic substances is exposed (eg, tissue factor), and the coronary artery lumen may become obstructed by a combination of platelet aggregates, fibrin, and red blood cells.

The lack of degeneration suggests that such soluble Aβ-IgG aggregates are less pathogenic and may become subject of clearance.

Breathing may become difficult.

Antitrust regulators may become wary.