Sentence examples for modifications of calcium from inspiring English sources

In Dahlen Castle (18th century AD) the above mentioned mixtures and modifications of calcium hydroxide nanosols proved also successful for the consolidation of gypsum mortar and white gypsum stucco (Figure 11).

Previous studies have used various modifications of calcium scores [ 14, 16, 20].

Actually, modifications of calcium pumps and channels are regularly observed in cancer and have impact on cellular proliferation by activating survival pathway or preventing apoptosis [ 12].

The shells of shellfish are primarily composed of aragonite, which is a mineral modification of calcium carbonate.

For deeper calcium implantations, precipitation of the metastable hexagonal modification of calcium has been observed instead of the cubic equilibrium phase.

These findings bring us an idea that novel bioactive materials with high flexibility can be designed by organic modification of calcium silicate.

Interestingly, modification of calcium concentration slightly reduced the MEKK2 Tyr phosphorylation (Fig. 5D), suggesting that this phosphorylation may be dependent in part on the calcium-dependent association of MEKK2 with Lad1.

Modification of calcium release from the SR has also been investigated through genetic strategies.

In these last cases, the ratios of WT and mutant homodimers or heterodimers are probably highly variable, and this would produce significant differences in the extent of the modification of calcium sensitivity.

Protein folding is a major role of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) that can be challenged by modification of calcium homeostasis, elevated protein synthesis, glucose deprivation, hypoxia and altered protein glycosylation, leading to unfolded or misfolded protein accumulation in the ER.

Even if, in vitro, this fragmented morphology is not associated with a modification of mitochondrial calcium concentration or spontaneous cell death, it has been suggested that it could impair the 'calcium buffering capacity' of this organelle in response to a particular stimulus [ 18].