Sentence examples for molecules to control from inspiring English sources
Fate believes that multiple conditions can be treated this way, using small molecules to control adult stem-cell activity.
Frolova, who has trained professionally at IFF, says that perfumers measure the volatility of the molecules to control the nature and evolution of the scent.
To find out how interaction between TTG1 and TT2 affects downstream molecules to control seed characters, we selected GL2 as a potential target of TTG1 and TT2 based on the following two reasons.
Working in ONE Lab, MIT graduate student Farnaz Niroui and colleagues demonstrated electromechanical switches that use nanoscale deformations of thin films of molecules to control current passage through such switches.
Some of these carry the instructions to make critical proteins in the cell; others (known as long, non-coding RNAs or lncRNAs) serve as regulatory molecules to control other cellular functions.
How protein kinase pathways work together with lipid signaling molecules, to control the extent to which phagocytic and immune cells either kill pathogens and/or damage host tissues through ROS production by the NADPH oxidase.
These results support the existence of an alternative signaling mechanism in plants between the host cell and chloroplasts, where an ncRNA functions as a key regulatory molecule to control the accumulation of nuclear-encoded proteins in this organelle.
PCT, besides the well-known role as marker of sepsis, could be a potentially useful molecule to control systemic inflammatory mediators in both sepsis and septic shock.
Heterozygous neutrophils had intermediate bactericidal activity towards MRSA, suggesting that Perforin-2 was a rate-limiting molecule to control intracellular MRSA after infection.
Overall, thrombin does not simply act as a mediator of coagulation or anticoagulation, but rather as a signaling molecule to control inflammation.
They found that ADAM-17 in mice acts as a homeostatic (rheostat) molecule to control their neutrophil infiltration at sites of inflammation by regulating surface density of L-selectin.
