Sentence examples for measures of oxidation from inspiring English sources

Many of such biomarkers are being studied including various measures of oxidation products of lipid, DNA, and protein (Table 1).

Peaks at 2,500 cm−1 and 510 can1 can be used as a measure of oxidation.

sod-1 OE did not reduce measures of lipid oxidation or glycation and actually increased levels of protein oxidation.

The rate of carbohydrate oxidation, as a metabolic predictor of diabetes, was assessed in individuals with normal glucose tolerance (NGT) who had measures of carbohydrate oxidation rate at baseline during a hyperinsulinaemic euglycaemic clamp.

A measure of glucose/lipid oxidation by indirect calorimetry may allow determining the effect of GFT505 on FFA oxidation.

Measurement of protein carbonyl groups is the most widely utilized measure of protein oxidation [ 21].

This is a measure of the oxidation of the anthocyanins in the cocoa beans; grey and purple beans being unfermented and brown beans being fully fermented [40, 41].

The GR activity was determined by measuring of NADPH oxidation at 340 nm and expressed as the nmol of NADPH consumption per min per mg of protein [ 27].

Table 3 shows the effect of dietary CHO and COPs on TBARS values, which were used as a measure of lipid oxidation in the liver.

Changes in protein carbonylation were assayed as a measure of protein oxidation in H2O2-treated neurons in the presence or absence of Nano-CAT.

At present, the measurement of protein CO groups after their derivatisation with DNPH is the most widely utilized measure of protein oxidation [ 99].