Sentence examples for molecular event contributing from inspiring English sources
While PIK3CA activation may not be able to initiate OSE transformation, we conclude that activation of PIK3CA may be an important molecular event contributing to the maintenance of OSE transformation initiated by oncogenes such as K-ras.
Understanding the molecular events contributing to cytokine deregulation in SLE will offer new therapeutic options.
The molecular events contributing to the increased expression of IL-10 in SLE patients remain to be determined.
This comparative genome analysis provides a key genetic framework for reassessing our understanding of the molecular events contributing to PSGN pathogenesis.
Third are potentially unique molecular events contributing to mortality that do not contribute to age, stage, or histology.
This comparative genomic analysis provides a key genetic framework for assessing and understanding the molecular events contributing to SAG pathogenesis.
However, the genetic and molecular events contributing to the initiation and progression of cervical cancer have been poorly elucidated.
Future experiments will involve detailed analysis of cellular and molecular events contributing to long-term effects in testis development including epigenetic aberrations that may exert long-term perturbations in gene expression.
To understand further the molecular events contributing to ECs and endometrial tumorigenesis in general, a more precise identification of cancer-associated molecules and signaling networks would be useful for the detection and monitoring of malignancy, improving clinical cancer therapy, and personalization of treatments.
We describe the results of the numerical analysis as apparent rates for the appearance of soluble products, and in doing so acknowledge the complexity of the molecular-level events contributing to each of the steps given in the kinetic schemes of Fig. 7.
Since mitochondrial iron overload appears to be caused by a failure of Fe−S cluster biogenesis and to contribute significantly to disease, it is increasingly important to understand the molecular events that contribute to mitochondrial iron overload.
