Sentence examples for modifications that cause from inspiring English sources
Some of the most productive metabolic engineering strategies involve genetic modifications that cause severe metabolic burden on the host cell.
After this first interaction, the cyclic peptide suffers conformational modifications that cause the dehydration of the phospholipid polar group (Carrillo et al. [2003]).
OPN functional diversity has been associated with several post-translational modifications that cause OPN proteins to differentially bind to integrin and CD44 receptors [ 2].
This supports the hypothesis that DMC DNA adducts signal for altered protein post-translational modifications that cause rapid degradation of the tagged polypeptides.
Certain BH3-only proteins, including Bad, Bik/Nbk, Bid, Bim/Bod, and Bmf, are restrained by post-translational modifications that cause their sequestration from pro-survival Bcl-2 family members [ 38].
The miRNA mimics from Qiagen and Applied Biosystems have proprietary chemical modifications that cause inactivation of the 'passenger' strand, allowing the 'active' strand to associate with target transcripts and regulate gene expression.
Landscape modifications that caused reductions in equilibrium population sizes (K) resulted in increasing population return times for short-dispersing species as predicted by classical theory.
The absence of correlation could be also due to post translational modifications that causes that mRNA and protein levels do not always correlated.
Since acetoacetyl-CoA reductase requires NADPH, the pathway modification that causes excess NADPH yields higher PHB production [102].
Moreover, it is possible that once the AR is phosphorylated, binding of Asc to it (in the presence of agonist) may permit a receptor conformation modification that causes rapid dephosphorylation of the receptor, returning it to its high sensitivity state.
Metazoans respond to various forms of stress by phosphorylating the α subunit of the eukaryotic initiation factor 2 (eIF2) at the serine 51 (herein referred to as eIF2αP), a modification that causes a general inhibition of protein synthesis [ 1, 2].
