Sentence examples for metabolic environments from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have demonstrated perturbations in human and Aedes albopictus cellular metabolic environments during DENV infection.

This suggests that tendon and artery respond to their metabolic environments in similar ways.

The absence of such a core is an intuitive explanation for the absence of a metabolic core of degradation pathways: different metabolic environments imply different metabolic pathways.

Autophagy not only inhibits the initiation of tumorigenesis by limiting cytoplasmic damage, genomic instability, and inflammation, but also promotes the survival of certain cancer cells by enabling adaptation to stressful metabolic environments.

This difference could be explained by the degradation of the PGA scaffolds, which resulted in islets becoming stacked due to the loss of support by the scaffolds and the loss of their 3D metabolic environments, in turn resulting in a decrease in cell viability.

The association between muscle strength and bone mass has been established in numerous studies [37 39], and mechanical stimulation by skeletal muscles has been reported to have a dominant effect on bone gain and loss when compared to non-mechanical factors such as hormones and metabolic environments [40,41].

There is emerging evidence that diabetes alters, and reprograms the intracellular metabolic environment to a metabolism more favourable to proliferation (Regel et al, 2012; Sah et al, 2013).

The combination of excess/altered lipid nutrient supply, suboptimal in utero metabolic environment and alterations in placental gene expression, inflammation and metabolism may also induce obesity in the offspring.

Considering that deregulated metabolism is an emerging hallmark of cancer and target of tumour therapy, it is of importance to incorporate the current knowledge about how the tumour metabolic environment, as a therapy target, can affect endothelial cell metabolism and the angiogenic response.

Scientists have hypothesised that the "evolutionary utility" of these milder effects is that they would allow offspring to somehow sense the "metabolic environment" (such as famine or plenty) into which it will be born, and programme its own metabolism to respond appropriately to that environment.

These results suggested an association of antibiotic action with metabolic environment.