Sentence examples for membrane could result from inspiring English sources

Drying of the membrane could result in resistance increase.

The increase in the amount of GLUT4 at the plasma membrane could result either from an increase in its exocytosis or an inhibition of its endocytosis.

Thus inefficient delivery of Rab10 back to the donor membrane could result in reduced GLUT4 translocation.

The differences reported by the studies in the amount of adsorption of echinocandins onto the hemofilter membrane could result in controversy about the clinical significance of echinocandin adsorption.

To explain the requirement for exogenous alanine in T cell mitogenesis, we hypothesized that bidirectional transport of alanine at the plasma membrane could result in both uptake of extracellular alanine and net alanine excretion.

In the case of our experimental system, unspecific transfer of R18 from the labeled virions to the target membranes could result in a non-relevant increase in fluorescence.

One reason for this quantitative discrepancy is due to the fact that the transfer of PG-1 from the aqueous medium to the membrane environment could result in conformational changes.

Alternatively, the accumulation of misfolded integral membrane proteins could result in aggregation which broadly disrupts the function of proteins at the surface.

It is possible that a depolarized membrane potential could result in inactivation of Na+ channels, which could lead to inability of the axons to conduct closely spaced action potentials.

Using a shorter hydraulic retention time (HRT) in an MFC treating domestic wastewater will usually improve power production, but a shorter HRT could mean a higher organic loading rate on the membrane process, which could result in increased membrane fouling.

These changes result in changes in membrane fluidity and could result in changes in lipid rafts, which are important for cell signaling (Gaber et al. 1989; Sharma 2006; Valachovic et al. 2006).